Fremont Police responded to a non-life-threatening medical emergency at American High School, leading to a brief lockdown; no ongoing threats reported.

A resurgence of bird flu, H5N1, affects wild birds in California, with 354 cases across 44 counties. While the risk to humans is low, health officials advise caution and hygiene, especially for hunters and poultry farmers.

Manresa, a former three-Michelin-star restaurant, evolves into 'Ritual at Manresa', hosting a series of high-end chef residencies starting January 17, 2024, curated by Chef David Kinch.

A man was found shot dead in San Francisco's Taraval District. Police responded around 2:39 a.m. and attempted life-saving measures, but the victim died at the scene. No arrests have been made, and the investigation continues.

Starting January 1, 2024, BART will allow bikes on most escalators and all train cars except the first during peak times, with rules for conduct and bike positioning.

Police responded to a report of a man with a gun near Palo Alto High School, leading to a shelter-in-place order; no further sightings or arrests have been reported.

Caltrain suspends service between San Jose Diridon and Tamien stations for Electrification Project work, providing free bus replacements for the weekend of December 16-17.

San Francisco's natural wine bar Sluts is closing on December 31, as owner Imana faces financial struggles, eviction, and bankruptcy after allegations of previous business issues. She launched a GoFundMe to pay vendors amid debts and taxes.

A school officer arrested a knife-carrying teen at a Santa Rosa middle school after the intruder, from a different school, was detained near the campus grounds by the on-duty officer.

The Richmond Police Department's report details a crime wave with vehicle thefts, armed robberies, and high-speed pursuits, alongside community engagement efforts.

A low pressure system is expected to bring rain to the Bay Area over the weekend, with advisories issued for potential minor coastal flooding and hazardous maritime conditions.

San Pablo Police detained three individuals and recovered 600 pounds of copper wire, confirmed stolen from AT&T, in a traffic stop involving a stolen vehicle.

During a traffic stop in Hayward, police found two stolen handguns, resulting in the arrest of both vehicle occupants, who were previously convicted felons.