Police responded to a shooting in Oakley, apprehending suspect Tanginoa Tangi after a vehicle pursuit involving multiple agencies and spike strips. The victim was hospitalized; police seek community surveillance footage for the investigation.

The chef behind SF's most acclaimed yakitori restaurant is plotting his comeback at the city's most legendary sushi address. The September partnership promises to transform how locals think about Japanese dining downtown.

The popular Mission sushi spot vanished without warning over the weekend, its pink signage replaced by burger branding. The silent switchover caps off months of fallout from a chef's explosive social media battle with food influencers.

Groundbreaking for the 300 De Haro Street affordable housing project in San Francisco, set to create 425 units for low-income residents, has begun despite delays and financial challenges.

San José State University sees an 8% increase in enrollment for fall term, reaching nearly 40,000 students, with its location and tech industry alignment being key factors.

San Francisco settled with the Providence Foundation for $1 million due to the nonprofit's fraudulent practices and labor violations, ensuring continued services for the homeless and adherence to reforms.

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.