Five suspects were arrested after a chase in Sunnyvale, linked to recent jewelry store robberies and charged with attempted robbery and other offenses.

In Santa Rosa, Sonoma County deputies arrested Tyler Stolz for possessing an illegal arsenal, including unregistered firearms and stolen tools, violating his firearm possession ban as a convicted felon.

San Francisco receives a $5 million grant from the California Energy Commission to expand its electric vehicle charging infrastructure, adding 403 charging ports to help electrify the city's fleet.

San Francisco celebrates the Grateful Dead's 60th anniversary with a series of events, including a Dead & Company concert, boosting the economy with increased tourism and local engagement.

Aaron Brian Kennedy faces multiple charges, including murder, for the DUI collision that killed his son in Napa Valley.

Public Works employees in Alameda found a suspicious item in a storm drain, identified as an old pipe bomb by EOD. The area was closed and later reopened with no injuries.

The National Weather Service has issued a Coastal Flood Advisory for San Francisco, predicting minor flooding and cooler temperatures with likely drizzle and persistent fog.

A former financial advisor has been indicted for a $9.5 million investment fraud scheme after operating without a license and issuing fake investment products.

Druski's "Coulda Fest On Tour" is coming to San Francisco's Chase Center on December 5, featuring comedians and musicians like Soulja Boy and Young M.A.

Colma police arrested Ismael Acosta for a $100,000 felony warrant and additional charge of resisting an officer after a bike traffic violation escalated.

Petaluma Police pursued a suspected DUI driver, resulting in a fatal crash that killed a passenger and injured others. Multiple agencies investigate the incident.

Novato residents helped police arrest Shannon Meehan, whom the police charged with theft at Pini Hardware, highlighting the effectiveness of community policing and online crime reporting.

What was once a forgotten concrete parking lot is now a 1.5-acre meadow where families can reserve picnic tables with Golden Gate Bridge views. The $12 million transformation includes all-woman mariachi bands, giant Jenga, and spaces for three food trucks that only operate on weekends.