Two men were arrested and charged with the murder of Mollie Schefer, who was found shot dead along with her dog in Santa Rosa. The investigation is ongoing, with a reward for useful information.

NVIDIA announced a $5 billion investment in Intel, forming a partnership to develop AI infrastructure and personal computing, leveraging NVIDIA's AI and Intel's CPU technologies.

A woman was arrested in Petaluma for DUI, hit-and-run, assaulting an officer, and resisting arrest after a high-speed chase and altercation on Highway 101.

Charles Schwab Corp. is expanding its branch network and workforce, opening a new branch in San Francisco's Mission Bay and hiring over 40 Bay Area employees as part of a nationwide growth initiative.

Marvin Mutch was rearrested on federal charges for possessing and distributing child sexual abuse materials after a coordinated law enforcement effort.

San José police arrested a suspect in a Chynoweth Avenue triple homicide, where three victims died after a shooting on September 16

San Francisco's Muni Heritage Weekend returns, featuring free rides on vintage streetcars and buses, family activities, and exhibits celebrating the city's transit history.

San Francisco's largest mall, the San Francisco Centre, is 93% empty with its value dropping from over $1 billion in 2016 to $195 million, impacted by e-commerce growth and the pandemic.

Contra Costa County wins a legal settlement against C&H Sugar for air emission violations, with the company to pay fines and enhance compliance measures.

Vallejo police found a man fatally shot in a car on Ohio Street, with the incident believed to be a targeted attack. The VPD is investigating and seeking information.

The National Weather Service issued a Dense Fog Advisory for the Central Coast, warning of low visibility and advising caution while driving. The Bay Area also faces near-critical fire weather conditions and potential thunderstorms later in the week.

A celebrated chef who once commanded kitchens at some of San Francisco's most respected restaurants now faces federal charges after allegedly hitting three banks in one afternoon.

Chegg Inc. agrees to pay $7.5 million, settling FTC allegations over complicated subscription cancellation processes that violated consumer rights outlined in the Restore Online Shoppers’ Confidence Act.