San Francisco is making strides in housing production by streamlining bureaucratic processes and aligning with state law, as endorsed in a California HCD report.

Caltrans District 4 plans shoulder widening and curb ramp project on SR-1 in Marin County, causing one-way traffic control and local business parking disruption from Aug. 5-9.

Colma Police apprehended suspect Leandro Gonzales for theft of belts valued at $1,844.96, following a foot chase. He faces charges including burglary and resisting arrest.

Mosquitoes in San José with West Nile virus prompt a targeted treatment response in affected areas, with public safety measures and information provided by Santa Clara County.

San Jose Police detained a suspect found with illegal firearms and drugs after evading a traffic stop earlier. The follow-up investigation led to the arrest and recovery of items including an assault weapon.

Pittsburg Police have arrested five suspects following a fatal July 4th shooting and continue to investigate with the help of multi-agency collaboration.

The Bay Area prepares for above-normal early August temperatures with a moderate HeatRisk inland and a low chance of dry lightning, raising wildfire concerns. The NWS advises caution due to prolonged warmth.

Bay Area's Annabelle Candy Company will close its Hayward plant in September, leaving 43 employees jobless and ending a 74-year legacy of making treats like Rocky Road. CEO cites financial unsustainability for the shutdown.

San Francisco's health department & Entertainment Commission partner with drag artists for overdose prevention, focusing on Naloxone training ahead of Overdose Awareness Day.

An 18-year-old, Taylor Martin, was arrested in Brentwood for organized retail theft of $80,000 from Ulta Beauty stores; video evidence was key in identification.

Five windsurfers were rescued off San Mateo coast by a collaborative search and rescue operation after becoming stranded due to a sudden lack of wind.

San Francisco's Silver Crest Donut Shop, a 24/7 eatery for over 50 years, has permanently closed, leaving locals mourning the loss of this cultural icon.

An ACSO deputy was hit by a stolen Subaru while trying to stop it with a spike strip in San Leandro; the suspects in the two stolen cars were later arrested.