Shaboozey headlined a free concert in San Francisco to celebrate Empire's 15th anniversary, receiving a Diamond Award and acclaim for the city's cultural revival.

A Contra Costa County sideshow turned tragic when a 16-year-old boy fell about 75 feet from the Pomona Street on-ramp to I-80 and died at the scene. The CHP is investigating and urging witnesses to come forward.

The San Francisco Commission recommends a citywide ban on glue traps for pest control due to their cruelty, aligning with animal welfare organizations' stance.

The California Legislature approves Senate Bill 63 which could allow Bay Area voters to implement a sales tax for transit in 2026 if signed by the Governor. The bill aims to fund transit deficits and is supported by BART and SFMTA.

San José Police arrested Justin Perez for felony hit-and-run and vehicular manslaughter after a scooter rider died, marking the city's 24th traffic fatality of the year.

A trial date is set for former San Leandro cop Jason Fletcher, accused of voluntary manslaughter in Steven Taylor's Walmart shooting; his defense seeks charge dismissal. The victim's family demands justice amidst a complex legal battle.

San Francisco police arrested a suspect, Valentino Luchin, for a series of bank robberies in the Central District after quickly gathering community tips and information.

San Francisco police arrested Daniel Patrick Rodriguez Jr. for a fatal stabbing on September 10. After a coordinated effort, he faces murder charges. The SFPD continues to seek information on the case.

Pinstripes Holdings, Inc. filed for Chapter 11 and closed its Walnut Creek location less than a year after opening. Gift cards and event deposits remain valid at other locations.

The Downtown Streets Team, a nonprofit helping the homeless and maintaining urban cleanliness, is closing due to funding losses, affecting services like The Food Closet and leaving cities like Palo Alto seeking alternatives.

Bosco, a new Italian restaurant by The Absinthe Group, has opened in the former Bellota space in San Francisco, offering Italian cuisine with a Bay Area twist.

John Harris Jr. pled no contest to attempted murder and aggravated mayhem for a 1989 San Mateo cold case involving rape and stabbing. He faces 19 years to life with sentencing set for October 3, 2025.

Two children thwarted a burglary in Alameda, calling 911 and providing details, leading to a swift arrest by APD. One minor injury was reported. The kids will be honored for their bravery.