Tadich Grill, California's oldest restaurant, celebrated its 175th anniversary, drawing high-profile guests and offering promotional Bloody Marys, while highlighting its historic resilience and continued dedication to tradition and quality dining.

Sonoma County is holding a memorial on May 4 for 44 unclaimed residents. The public event will honor the lives and contributions of those who passed away without family or friends to claim them.

A man died from injuries sustained in a February car crash in San Jose, making it the city's 14th traffic fatality of the year. The collision involved his Infinity sedan and a Lexus SUV.

Mint Butterfield, the 16-year-old child of tech elites Caterina Fake and Stewart Butterfield, was found safe in San Francisco after going missing for a week. A 26-year-old man was arrested in connection.

Cafe de Casa, a Brazilian eatery, has opened a new, larger location at Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco, offering an extensive menu with gluten-free options.

UCSF Health began construction of a state-of-the-art "Hospital of the Future" in San Francisco, with a $4.3 billion investment for the project set to open in 2030.

Contra Costa Fire will conduct prescribed burns in Lafayette and Walnut Creek starting May 1 to reduce wildfire risks, potentially affecting air quality for locals.

Tech billionaire Jeff Lawson acquires satirical site The Onion and pitches a humorous donation campaign, while its previous owner G/O Media sells to Global Tetrahedron.

China Basin Park has opened in San Francisco, offering a new waterfront attraction with sustainable features like recycled materials, enhancing the city's outdoor and residential spaces.

CHP officers arrested a felon who led them on a chase, threw a stolen gun from his car, and faces multiple charges, including firearm violations and DUI.

Napa Police arrested Tyler Bingham after finding him with a gun and drugs during a vehicle check. He resisted arrest but was subdued and now faces several charges.

A deadly shooting occurred in San Francisco's Tenderloin district, with the victim succumbing to injuries despite medical efforts. The SFPD has not made any arrests and is seeking information from the public.

San Francisco's Lamar Nolan Ryan, 42, was sentenced to 105 months in prison for possessing a loaded firearm as a felon, stemming from an incident where he was also accused of forcing a woman into sex work.