San Mateo police arrested Sione Laulea for gun felonies after an investigation linked him to an unregistered pistol; he was also found with an assault rifle and ammunition at his home.

Saildrone Inc. provided critical data to NOAA for hurricane forecasting during Hurricane Milton, deploying autonomous vessels to track the storm's conditions.

San Jose Police raided an illegal gambling and drug den, arresting two previously convicted individuals and seizing firearms, drugs, and gambling machines. The investigation remains open for additional information.

San Francisco welcomes Star View Court, a new affordable housing complex on Treasure Island, featuring 138 units and designed with community amenities.

Che Fico Pizzeria opened near Chase Center, offering an expanded menu with New York-style slices, antipasti, and cocktails, complementing their famed sourdough pizzas in a larger space with both indoor and outdoor seating.

A fire severely damaged a Santa Rosa home on Brandee Lane, leading to evacuations. The blaze, tackled by firefighters within minutes, was controlled in 30 minutes. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

A sex offender in Woodside was arrested for indecent exposure and criminal threats after a disturbing incident involving residential threats and public indecency.

Controlled burns are planned for Mount Tamalpais State Park to help the ecosystem and prevent wildfires. Residents should expect smoke but avoid unnecessary 911 calls.

A car collided with a female cyclist in Alamo, resulting in her death. The California Highway Patrol is investigating the incident and seeking witnesses.

A man and his dog were rescued from a cliff near Bolinas by CHP air operations, Bolinas Fire, and Marin County Fire HRT without sustaining any injuries.

The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors has approved the construction of bike lanes on Arnold Drive, with work starting in 2025 to enhance safety and promote zero-emission transport.

Four individuals are charged with executing a fraud scheme against a San Francisco delivery company, causing losses of over $2.5 million through fake accounts.

Alameda County's DA Office received a $6 million grant for a pre-arrest diversion program to aid individuals with mental health or substance issues, avoiding jail.