Elon Musk announces plans to move SpaceX and his social media company X from California to Texas, citing a new controversial law signed by Governor Newsom and the state's political climate.

California Highway Patrol's H30 assisted in the arrest of a suspect driving a stolen Camaro after a high-speed chase and evasion attempts in Vacaville, culminating in the discovery of a gun and drugs.

A caretaker was arrested in Marin County for assaulting an elderly patient with memory issues and her daughter, facing charges including rape and attempted murder.

Alameda County DA Pamela Price has filed motions for the resentencing of three men on death row due to misconduct in their original trials and established an Ethics Ombudsperson Office.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is involved in a lawsuit over alleged construction defects at his $27 million San Francisco mansion, with allegations against developer Troon Pacific.

A man was arrested in Fremont for excessively calling 9-1-1 from a disconnected phone, leading to over 200 false calls and a violation of misuse laws.

A Penngrove man died in a motorcycle crash on Highway 1 after his bike collided with a pickup truck. The Marin County Sheriff's Office confirmed the fatality and an investigation is underway.

A 16-year-old was killed in a car crash in Richmond, with police suggesting alcohol was involved. Richmond PD urged the public to plan ahead and avoid drunk driving.

Asher Turgeman pled no contest to felony elder abuse involving theft of over $359,720 from an elderly victim. He is sentenced to home detention, probation, and must pay restitution.

A video showing two nudists subduing a blowtorch-wielding attacker in San Francisco's Castro district and helping to protect a tourist has made rounds on social media and in local news media.

A body found in San Jose resembles missing 3-year-old Ellie Lorenzo, initially reported missing in Fremont. Investigations are ongoing with support from multiple agencies.

Laurene Powell Jobs bought a $70 million mansion in San Francisco, the city’s priciest home sale to date. The off-market deal was for less than the $100 million asked.

Geoffrey Palermo was sentenced to over five years in prison for committing various fraud schemes, including wire fraud and tax evasion related to a San Francisco Hilton hotel and his auto repair business.