A woman in her 70s interrupted a Friday‑night burglary after a suspect smashed a sliding glass door; detectives are investigating.

San José firefighters knocked down a second‑alarm house fire on Endfield Way Sunday afternoon. Crews reported residents out of the home and nearby traffic impacts.

Pacific Legal Foundation asked a judge to vacate a nearly $4 million judgment against Hoopes Vineyard, arguing the fines and fees are unconstitutionally excessive. The move adds a national legal voice to a years‑long Napa enforcement fight.

Heavy rain and high tides will complicate commutes Sunday. Expect gusty south winds and minor bayshore flooding through Tuesday.

A man was shot early Feb. 14 on the 1200 block of Polk Street and taken to a hospital. SFPD is investigating and asks witnesses to call the tip line.

BAAQMD’s Clean HEET grants will pay homeowners up to $10,500 to replace wood or pellet stoves with electric heat pumps; applications are open through July 14, 2026.

SFMTA warned that subway service was slowed between Castro and Civic Center while controllers conducted a safety check after a reported intruder.

Trustees approved 33 position cuts and will discontinue Napa Valley College’s adaptive physical education program starting in 2026–27, a change administrators say is driven by projected budget shortfalls. The decision drew a packed meeting and hours of public comment.

Keith Urban will headline Country Summer in Santa Rosa June 12–14. Early‑bird three‑day passes start at $185 and new VIP packages are part of the rollout.

San Francisco's Health Service System backed Blue Shield in a disputed denial of immunotherapy for retired firefighter Ken Jones, a ruling that has left his family and fellow firefighters furious. The decision raises fresh questions about how the city reviews coverage disputes.

FBI data show Bay Area romance-scam losses jumped in 2025, with San Francisco reporting $6.34M. Victims say AI-made profiles and fake crypto platforms were the lure.

Sunny Friday is your last dry window; rain moves back in late Saturday, with several inches possible and dangerous surf along the coast.

A protest on 9th Street forced Market Street buses onto Mission, snarling downtown commutes. SFMTA says it will update when the corridor clears.