X, formerly Twitter, is closing its San Francisco HQ and will relocate staff to San Jose and Palo Alto, sharing space with x.AI, as announced by CEO Linda Yaccarino.

A father of two is critically injured by a stray bullet while sleeping at home in East Oakland, with the community raising funds to support his family.

The Santa Clara Police Department announced the safe return of at-risk missing adult Jose Navarro on their Facebook page, thanking the community for their help.

San José firefighters controlled a fire at Coyote Creek Golf Club, keeping it to two acres with no injuries or structure damage. The cause is under investigation.

Elon Musk has filed a federal lawsuit against OpenAI, alleging the AI firm has strayed from its original non-profit mission and is now prioritizing profit.

CSO Long Pham was killed, and another CSO critically injured in a suspected DUI collision in San Jose. Mayor Mahan and the SJPD mourn the loss and pledge support.

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.