Fairfield Police Department announces a DUI/Driver's License Checkpoint on August 30 to combat impaired driving at a high-incident location from 6 pm to midnight.

Macaulay Culkin will host special screenings of "Home Alone" in San Francisco, featuring a live interview and Q&A session. The 1990 film was recently inducted into the National Film Registry.

Police respond to a fatal shooting in Antioch late on August 24; a 27-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene, and an investigation is underway.

A Zuni Cafe busser's quick CPR training from his lifeguard days saved a customer who went into cardiac arrest during Saturday lunch. The grateful customer returned days later with a handwritten thank you note.

Trump criticized San Francisco and hinted at federal intervention to address crime in the city, but local officials refute his claims, citing lower crime rates.

Indonesian-Californian café Kopi Bar and Bakery will open this fall at the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive, offering a menu that complements the museum's exhibits.

The Sonoma County Sheriff's Office helicopter rescued someone with a heat-related illness using a 200-foot long-line in remote terrain near Palmer Creek Road.

The Pickett Fire in Napa County has grown to over 2,100 acres with 0% containment, and firefighters are battling increased fire activity. Evacuations are in place, with air quality advisories issued for the region.

San Bruno police arrested a South San Francisco man wanted in LA for kidnapping and found a hidden gun in his car.

Amanda Young was sentenced to 17 years for manslaughter and assault in the death of rapper Cutty Banks, with the shooter, Isaiah Reupena, receiving 25 years to life.

Pleasanton Police seek the public's help in identifying riders who may have witnessed a crime on August 16 near Nevada and Wyoming Streets. They stress the individuals are not in trouble but may have crucial information.

Hands-on meat spectacle coming to Treasure Island during Fleet Week—tickets, chefs and live fire in October.

Tlaloc Sabor Mexicano in San Francisco closes due to high rent, seeks new location, while sister restaurant and catering continue service. The current building is for sale.