Vallejo Police detained two males at a graduation, finding one with a stolen gun and another, a juvenile, with an "unserialized" firearm; the rest of their group was released without charge.

California police arrested two suspects, Anthony Banchero and Olivia Holmquist, for identity theft and related crimes after finding stolen IDs and drugs in their van outside a Best Buy.

Vallejo Police cracked down on illegal off-road vehicle stunts, resulting in multiple stops, detentions, and a pursuit with an ATV rider who was jailed and had his vehicle towed.

Toy Boat, the Clement St. ice cream shop with a cult-like following, reopened on Friday the 13th and proved some superstitions worth breaking. The 43-year-old Richmond District institution emerged from a seismic retrofitting and remodel, but proudly held onto nostaligic traditions with an expanded menu.

A robbery on Mt. Diablo Boulevard in Lafayette attracted a manhunt by local police, who later detained a suspect after San Francisco PD spotted the getaway car.

BART increases services for San Francisco Pride Parade, recommending riders use Clipper card and BART app, with extra trains and free weekend parking (excluding some locations).

Mayor Lurie invests $30 million from Proposition A to provide housing for domestic violence survivors, as part of a broader effort against homelessness and behavioral health issues in San Francisco.

Juan Diaz-Rivas is charged by San Francisco DA with a hate crime-related assault from June 2025, facing two counts of assault with significant injury potential.

Timothy Demetrius Jeffrey was sentenced to 92 months in prison for illegal firearm and ammunition possession and for violating supervised release terms.

Oakland International Airport launched a digital campaign called "La Bahía" to boost travel from Mexico, partnering with Visit Oakland and Visit Berkeley to advertise on social media and target three Mexican cities.

The Palo Alto Police Department will conduct a DUI checkpoint on June 21st from 6:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m., with the location undisclosed to deter impaired driving.

San Francisco Mayor Lurie invests $500,000 in a firefighter cancer prevention screening pilot for first responders aged 40+ with at least five years of service to detect cancer early, with plans for long-term sustainability.

The Clay Theatre in San Francisco is set to revive by 2026 after being closed for five years, with Neil Mehta leading the investment and Ted Gerike as the creative director, promising a renovated space with 200 seats and over 500 annual screenings.