One person was arrested after a Vallejo business burglary, in which over $14,000 in losses was reported, including damage from using a vehicle to enter the store. Police are seeking additional suspects.

Fairfield Police arrested two men for burglary after they were caught by surveillance breaking into a business on Travis Boulevard with crowbars and stealing credit cards.

A pedestrian was struck and killed by a vehicle in Fremont. The driver cooperated and drugs or alcohol were not factors. This is the 15th fatality in Fremont this year.

San Francisco Hyatt hotel workers end a three-month strike with a new contract, echoing a recent agreement at Marriott, offering wage increases and workload protections.

The San Francisco Bay Area faces a High Surf Warning with possible 30-40 foot waves, and coastal flooding until Tuesday evening, alongside potential thunderstorms with hail and strong winds, as per the National Weather Service.

The Martinez Police arrested a man last night for intimidating people with a gun and fleeing; an unregistered firearm was found. No injuries were reported.

An Amber Alert involving the abduction of two children by their mother in San Jose was resolved, with the children found unharmed and the suspect arrested.

Point Reyes National Seashore celebrates the birth of the season's first elephant seal pup, urging visitors to respect the critical nursing period by observing beach closures and guidelines.

The SSFPD resolved a situation where an individual fled from officers, entered a high school prompting evacuation, and later surrendered for treatment and pending charges.

The San Francisco Symphony celebrates Michael Tilson Thomas's 80th birthday with a special concert, marking his legacy as music director and conductor.

A small plane made a safe emergency landing due to mechanical issues at Veterans Point in Alameda with no injuries or damage reported. Local authorities responded swiftly to the incident.

Colma Police seek two individuals involved in thefts totaling over $2,500 from local businesses on December 14th, with the suspects fleeing in a tan sedan.

Four Kings in San Francisco gains acclaim as Esquire's and Eater SF's Restaurant of the Year, marking a Chinatown culinary revival amidst gentrification challenges.