San Francisco DA charges two men, Sauntek Harris and Shaun Britton, with several cold case murders dating back to 2002; arraignment is set for June 6, 2025.

Heat advisory issued for San Francisco Bay Area with fire weather concerns, dense fog warnings, and aviation alerts; NWS urges heat safety and wildfire prevention.

Gordon Moore's former 25-acre estate is for sale in Woodside, California, for $29.5 million, featuring an English manor, a guest house, and historic gardens.

W. Howard Lester's former Wine Country estate in Glen Ellen, CA, listed for $9.25 million, offers 3 beds, 4 baths, on 9 acres with luxury amenities and natural beauty.

Caltrain is ready to serve Coldplay concertgoers in Palo Alto with staff assistance but no additional train services. Attendees are advised to plan for traffic and buy tickets in advance.

A UCSF study in JAMA Cardiology found that both smoked and edible marijuana forms pose significant cardiovascular risks, marked by decreased vascular function comparable to tobacco use.

The MTC has made the Clipper START program, offering a 50% fare discount to lower-income adults, a permanent fixture across 21 transit agencies after a successful pilot phase.

The Bay Area is expecting a heatwave with temperatures potentially reaching 105 degrees, prompting a Heat Advisory. High fire danger is also a concern. Cooling is forecasted to begin Sunday.

Santa Rosa Police announce a DUI checkpoint on May 30th to promote safety and deter impaired driving, funded by a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety.

Santa Rosa man, Apolinario Araki "Junior" Santos, was arrested for lewd acts against a disabled 20-year-old female he worked with at Ridgway High School.

The Cold Case Unit of Santa Clara County has identified Vivian Moss as the victim of a 1981 homicide using advancements in genealogy. The DA urges the public to help find her killer.

Jury convicts Scott Michael Reyna of domestic violence and related charges in a San Francisco case; DA Brooke Jenkins reaffirms commitment to justice for victims.

Oakland Police Chief Floyd Mitchell seeks to revise high-speed pursuit policy, proposing scrapping the 50 mph limit rule. Views on the changes are mixed, with some support and criticism from the community and civil rights groups.