The San Francisco Bay Ferry is moving toward zero emissions with a $12.5 million grant for electrification at Harbor Bay Ferry Terminal, as part of a larger initiative to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Missing elderly woman found in assisted living; a decayed body and a neglected male discovered in her previous home; police investigating without indicators of foul play.

The California Highway Patrol seized 16 vehicles involved in illegal sideshows on the Bay Bridge after a month-long investigation supported by Flock Safety cameras.

A man in Redwood City was arrested for elder abuse and possessing illegal weapons and narcotics after assaulting his mother and being found with various contraband.

Authorities in Santa Clara County arrested Ruben Bocanegra, alleged leader of a retail theft ring, recovering stolen goods and cash from multiple locations.

The SFPD alerts of a phone scam where fraudsters impersonate police, demanding money for fake warrants or crimes. Residents are advised to hang up and report suspicious calls.

Campbell Police apprehended Frank Bazan for a burglary at Public Storage after finding evidence and tools on-site. Bazan attempted to escape but was caught hiding nearby. He faces multiple charges and remains in custody.

A pedestrian died after being struck by a car in San José, the 44th traffic-related death in the city this year, with 17 pedestrians among the victims.

A controlled burn is scheduled at Tolay Lake Regional Park by Sonoma County Regional Parks, FIGR, and CAL FIRE for wildfire prevention and ecological benefits on Oct. 23, with the park closed for safety.

Deputies used a drone to locate and rescue two lost hikers near Devil's Slide, San Mateo County, highlighting the use of technology in search operations.

The NWS forecasts calm weather for the San Francisco Bay Area with a slight chance of rain and light offshore winds, but advises staying updated due to potential changes.

A multi-vehicle crash in Noe Valley, involving a Muni bus, disrupted traffic and left the driver injured. SFPD responded, citing a possible medical emergency as the cause. Service on the 48 line was temporarily rerouted but resumed by the afternoon.

An elderly hiker on Steep Ravine Trail was rescued by a CHP helicopter and firefighters after becoming too exhausted to finish his ascent. He was safely extracted and found uninjured.