Meta Platforms has asked the California Attorney General to intervene in OpenAI's restructuring from non-profit to for-profit, concerning their use of charity-acquired assets.

A vehicle crashed into a Novato home possibly due to a medical emergency. Two men were hospitalized; drugs or alcohol were not factors. The area was closed temporarily for investigation. The event is still being examined by police.

A tornado warning was issued for parts of the San Francisco Bay Area, including a potential tornado near Daly City, but has since ended without immediate reports of a touchdown.

BRIDGE Housing acquires two multifamily properties, adding 319 affordable units to its portfolio in California and Oregon, and plans to further increase affordability.

A new sculpture, 'Heartfullness,' has been installed in Mid-Market, San Francisco, serving as a symbol of love and resilience, and providing a communal space for reflection.

Lt. Cmdr. Jacob Conrad was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for heroic piloting during a difficult rescue.

Two suspects charged in a Union Square burglary pleaded not guilty to multiple charges, including burglary and grand theft after a smash-and-grab at a Dior store.

The California Hall of Fame inducts an all-female class, with notable figures like Tina Turner, Julia Child, and Dian Fossey, highlighting their achievements across various fields.

San Francisco's Cole Valley may become an entertainment zone which could boost the local economy and community cohesion through outdoor events that include sales of alcoholic beverages.

The world's largest psychedelic church in San Francisco is closing due to tensions with the city's Planning Department over costly upgrades. Its Oakland branch remains open.

Jury deliberations continue in Nima Momeni's murder trial for Cash App co-founder Bob Lee's death, with tensions high following a rejected defense motion for mistrial.

Tamalpais High School was evacuated due to a bomb threat. No explosives were found after a thorough search by police and K9 units. The Mill Valley Police Department is seeking leads on the hoax.

Robert Michael Mills was denied parole for murder by torture and child abuse, with the Parole Board agreeing with the DA that he remains a public safety risk.