BART begins installing new fare gates at San Francisco International Airport Station on October 11, aiming to improve the transit system by the end of 2025.

The Antioch community has experienced an increase in mountain lion sightings, prompting police advisories to maintain vigilance and secure pets to reduce wildlife attractants.

Logan Reece was arrested in Petaluma for firearms and drug possession after a disturbance; the incident highlighted community involvement in public safety.

Plainclothes police were shot at in San Francisco, but no injuries occurred, leading to a foot chase and suspect arrest, with SFPD seeking information on the ongoing case.

Napa Farms Market at SFO wins USA Today's 10Best Readers' Choice Award again for its quality airport dining experience, reflecting travelers' desire for convenient and authentic food options.

A hot dog vendor in San Francisco was cited for battery and obstructing an officer after a confrontation involving unpermitted vending, leading to wider debates about city law enforcement and street vendor rights.

San José Police investigate a fatal traffic collision marking the city's 40th traffic death this year, where a woman killed in September is now identified.

Albertsons Companies, Inc. will pay almost $4 million to settle a lawsuit over misleading advertising and weight discrepancies of products at its stores.

Brandon Sims-White pleaded guilty to threatening a federal probation officer, with his plea revealing a pattern of defiance against supervision since 2019 firearms charges.

The Union City Police arrested two men, Erick Stabile and Edward Casey, connected to business burglaries after detailed investigations involving various techniques.

The Lodge at Bodega Bay was named "Best Hotel in the World" by Condé Nast Traveler's 2024 Readers' Choice Awards for its exceptional setting and hospitality.

California has legalized Amsterdam-style cannabis cafes, allowing social consumption and sale of non-infused food, aiming to boost the legal market and revitalize local economies.

Rep. Swalwell supports the recall of Alameda DA Pamela Price, citing public safety concerns. Price's campaign highlights her charge-filing record and attributes the recall to wealthy interests.