San Francisco's SFMTA laid off 12 managers, including the chief strategy officer, amid a severe budget crisis to streamline operations and address a $322 million deficit.

Vallejo Police arrested a female suspect involved in a vehicle burglary and recovered stolen tools after a patrol officer identified her from surveillance footage. She is now facing multiple charges.

A wrong-way driver died in a crash after fleeing deputies in Contra Costa County. The pursuit ended in a multi-car accident, with several injured and discussions on pursuit policies sparked.

San Francisco's Mayor Lurie and Board President Mandelman introduce legislation to transform underused office spaces into housing to revitalize downtown areas.

Senator Scott Wiener's SB 79, aimed at increasing housing near public transit, advances in California, while SB 677 on streamlining housing development falls short.

May 6th is designated as All Aboard Bay Area Transit Day to encourage public transit use and improve air quality, coinciding with the start of Spare the Air season.

A hiker with a suspected broken leg was airlifted from Mount Diablo by CHP's Golden Gate Division Air Operations.

Two elderly individuals were found dead in a Sonoma Valley apartment; the incident is being investigated but is considered isolated with no community threat.

A National Weather Service forecast suggests a modest warming in San Francisco Bay Area, followed by a cooler, potentially rainy period later in the week.

San José police arrested Steven Robles, 36, for road rage incidents, including brandishing a firearm, and possession of a stolen firearm among other charges.

Suspect Samuel Grajales was arrested for shoplifting and brandishing a firearm at a Newark Home Depot after a witness reported and recorded the incident.

A Santa Rosa man was arrested for drug and weapon charges after a traffic stop and home search by deputies resulted in the seizure of drugs, a gun, and cash. His bail is set at $250,000.

San José Fire Captain Mark Moalem was arrested for drug tampering and theft after a discovery at a fire station; he faces multiple charges and has a prior record. The Fire Department and city officials stress the seriousness of the breach.