A motorcyclist died after an accident on West Sierra Avenue in Santa Rosa when they lost control and collided with the northern shoulder of the avenue.

A child in Marin County may have bird flu; tests are pending at the CDC. This follows recent H5N1 findings in local birds, poultry, and milk, leading to cautious measures.

San Francisco's safe parking area for homeless people living in vehicles, operational since 2022, is set to close in early 2025 due to high costs and limited success.

Robert Redford and his wife Sibylle Szaggars Redford are selling their $4.2 million Tiburon cottage that offers views of San Francisco Bay and features mid-century architecture.

Two men died in a shooting at Delta Bowl in Antioch; their identities have not been released. Police are investigating, with no other suspects sought.

The NWS forecasts gusty winds and low temperatures for the Bay Area, advising caution and possibly issuing a Frost Advisory. Widespread gusts up to 45 mph are expected, with cooler nights ahead.

Outgoing BART director Debora Allen gave her colleagues controversial "Make America Great Again" hats as a parting gesture, highlighting the transit system's financial issues and the need for bipartisan solutions.

Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors has updated the County Ordinance Code to replace gender-specific pronouns with gender-neutral terms. This reflects commitment to inclusivity and aligns with the community's diverse identities.

Caltrain is relocating its headquarters to Millbrae, sharing space with SamTrans at Gateway at Millbrae Station, with a 10-year lease that could extend further.

The Morgan Hill Police arrested a suspect with a ghost gun after a chase and manhunt following an attempted auto burglary. An unrelated burglary led to another arrest shortly after.

A former server has filed a lawsuit against the House of Prime Rib in San Francisco, alleging various labor law violations including denied meal breaks and uncompensated work.

Sonoma County approves a free internet service program for over 500 low-income households, funded by the ARPA, to improve digital connectivity post-pandemic.

The Alameda County District Attorney, Pamela Price, has released a report on gun violence, highlighting its impact and proposing solutions to address the crisis.