The Oakland Fire Department lifts evacuation orders after containing the Keller Fire, restoring normalcy as PG&E confirms power and gas services are back. Firefighters remain vigilant amidst an ongoing investigation into the fire's cause.

Petaluma Police arrested Gabriel Oates for allegedly possessing obscene material involving minors, based on digital image investigations and a related search warrant at his home.

A Facebook date led to a kidnapping and robbery in San Mateo, with the victim forced to withdraw money. Luciana Romano, 31, was arrested by local police.

49ers' Ricky Pearsall made his NFL debut just 50 days after being shot, catching three passes against the Chiefs.

Two men, aged 47 and 20, were shot on Peppertree Way in Antioch. Officers gave first aid; both victims survived. No suspect or motive has been identified; the investigation is ongoing.

The Bay Area's Red Flag Warning has ended, but dry conditions persist. The National Weather Service advises continued fire prevention, with onshore winds and potential light drizzle expected to bring some relief.

The SFUSD has halted plans to close schools and Superintendent Matt Wayne resigned. Maria Su will take over, with the district focusing on managing resources amid ongoing issues.

Devin Stevenson charged with murder and firearm offenses in a San Leandro skate park incident, while Ebony Cook faces accessory charges. The fatal shooting followed an argument.

Police detained a San Francisco man, Devin Williams, in Colma for stealing goods and evading arrest, with additional outstanding warrants.

Costco opens in Napa with a vast selection of goods and wines, signaling economic growth and job creation for the city. Mayor and residents celebrate the new store, a product of years of planning.

Infinera may receive $93 million under the CHIPS Act to expand U.S. semiconductor production, potentially creating 1,700 jobs and strengthening supply chains.

Radius Recycling has been fined $575,000 for air quality violations at its Oakland and San Jose facilities, per the Bay Area Air Quality Management District.

San José Firefighters quickly contained a two-alarm apartment fire on Lucretia Avenue, with two non-life-threatening injuries reported and limited damage to the structure.