San José Police arrested a suspect for human trafficking at a residential brothel, rescuing two women and seizing $10,000, after a community-led investigation.

The National Weather Service has issued weather warnings for the Bay Area, including a High Surf Advisory for up to 30-foot waves and a Flood Warning for Sonoma County.

San Francisco celebrates both Christmas and the first night of Hanukkah at Union Square, marking a rare convergence with festivities including a giant menorah and Christmas tree lighting.

R&B icon Sugar Pie DeSanto has died in her sleep at the age of 89, leaving a legacy of vibrant performances and hits like "I Want to Know."

Mavericks saw record-breaking waves exceeding 60 feet, drawing surfers and observers despite the dangers highlighted by experts. The conditions were considered among the most extreme since 2008.

Luis Moreno-Zuniga, a 30-year-old man reported missing from Villa Fairmont Hospital, has been found, as confirmed by the Alameda County Sheriff's Office on Twitter.

Cesar A. Menjivar Ramirez was arrested for a Tiburon residential burglary with over $400,000 in stolen property, highlighting inter-agency collaboration in Marin County.

Officers on a burglary prevention patrol in South San Francisco arrested a suspect carrying a loaded, concealed firearm after he acted suspiciously around closed restaurants and resisted a pat-down.

The San Francisco Flower Market is moving from SoMa to Potrero Hill, with a final celebration held at the old location. Emotions were mixed as vendors prepared for the January 2, 2025 relocation.

The body of Gabriel Laradelara, a missing 21-year-old from San Martin, was found in a Gilroy waterway. The Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office is investigating the cause of death.

The NWS San Francisco issues multiple warnings for the Bay Area due to incoming storms, cautioning against high surf and hazardous weather conditions.

Christopher Santana was sentenced to nearly 24 years in prison for a drive-by shooting after entering a no-contest plea to charges including attempted murder.

An East Bay man was sentenced to 37 months for fraudulently obtaining $300,000 in pandemic relief loans for his unlicensed marijuana operation, and must repay the funds.