Police seek two suspects in a theft at Kohl's Sephora in Campbell, where fragrances worth $5,200 were stolen. The masked suspects are at large, and the public is urged to report any information.

San Francisco's annual picnic possibly sets a world record for the largest gathering of three-legged dogs, with 94 attendees. The event focuses on community and celebrating dogs' resilience.

Firefighters in San Francisco controlled a 2-acre grass fire in Bayview, which caused damage to a warehouse but resulted in no injuries or displacements.

Mayor Breed nominated Amy Campbell and Sean McGarry to San Francisco's Planning Commission, replacing Sue Diamond and Joel Koppel, bringing expertise in architecture and labor to the city's urban planning.

Waymo secures California Public Utilities Commission approval to expand its driverless taxi service to San Mateo County, despite mixed opinions from the public and officials.

A San Francisco luxury high-rise, formerly known as 33 Tehama St, has been rebranded to SperaSF and changed its address to 39 Tehama St following past flooding issues and negative publicity.

Richmond Police Department reports two separate shootings within a day that left three people dead and two injured and has increased patrols as a response.

Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao faces a recall as enough signatures are gathered to potentially have her removal on the November ballot, less than two years into her term.

An 18-year-old was arrested on firearm charges in Santa Rosa after a digital tip via the "STOPit" app alerted school administrators to a potential gang-related threat.

A man was arrested in Santa Rosa for a burglary spree, caught rummaging through vehicles. He faces multiple felony charges and a misdemeanor for possession of a controlled substance.

A dead juvenile humpback whale washed ashore at Cowell Ranch State Beach in Half Moon Bay, prompting concerns over marine life safety in the Bay Area.

Eric Schmidt's former Atherton home sold for $22.5 million, featuring five bedrooms, eight bathrooms, luxury design, a guesthouse, and advanced tech infrastructure.

The U.S. Justice Department is suing Adobe Inc. for allegedly deceptive practices, including hidden fees and complex cancellation processes, that violate the Restore Online Shoppers’ Confidence Act.