A Red Flag Warning is in place in the San Francisco Bay Area for elevated wildfire risk due to dry and windy conditions, excluding some coastal counties.

Warren Upton, the last known survivor of the USS Utah from Pearl Harbor, celebrated his 105th birthday. He vividly recalls the 1941 attack and lives with memories of his wartime service.

Police searched for an armed, disoriented man in a Danville neighborhood, but he remains at large despite a thermal-imaging drone-assisted hunt. Residents are urged to report suspicious activity.

The Oakland Police Department seeks the public's help in finding missing 15-year-old Naomi Palomo, last seen in the 8700 block of MacArthur Boulevard. She's known to have red hair and was wearing a red hoodie, black pants, and sneakers.

Rep. Kevin Mullin introduced the Earthquake Resilience Act to improve U.S. seismic preparedness, coinciding with the Loma Prieta earthquake anniversary.

San Francisco expands its on-demand addiction treatment program, offering telehealth services for immediate buprenorphine prescriptions to combat the fentanyl crisis.

San Francisco police arrested a man for two assaults on seniors, including a 90-year-old and a disabled 68-year-old, as announced by SFPD Chief Bill Scott.

Franco Serapio was arrested on suspicion of a golf club assault in Palo Alto, which left a man seriously injured. Charges include attempted murder and criminal threats.

Marin County's Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the Marin County Electrification Roadmap to reduce greenhouse emissions and end reliance on fossil fuels.

Alameda High School experienced a swatting incident after a threat was reported; police found no threats following a comprehensive search and gave the all-clear within an hour.

San Francisco's Metreon mall is seeking buyers with JLL as the exclusive adviser. The property near Yerba Buena Center is 91.9% leased and offers value-adding opportunities to investors.

San Francisco's Thrive City to launch Splash, a 30,000 sq ft sports bar, by early 2025, offering advanced AV systems, multiple bars, and high-tech gaming with a diverse menu.

San Francisco announces "Nightmare on Front Street," a Halloween event with live music, games, and drinks on October 31, as part of a new entertainment district initiative.