Oakland sells its 50% stake in the Coliseum to AASEG for $105 million, aiming to alleviate a $177 million budget deficit and prevent city service cuts.

The ex-director of SF SAFE, Kyra Worthy, faces felony charges for embezzling over $700,000 of public funds, leading to the nonprofit's financial ruin.

A stolen Chevy Suburban led to a high-speed chase in Piedmont, injuring an officer and the suspect fleeing on foot. Police seek assistance with information.

Authorities are investigating the homicide of an elderly man found dead in a Palo Alto parking garage, with autopsy findings indicating death due to blunt force trauma.

Jennifer Skizewski, a missing nonverbal woman, was found by the California Highway Patrol near Highway 101 and Todd Road as announced by Santa Rosa Police.

A major injury hit-and-run involving a Tacoma and another pickup on SR-4 in Brentwood prompted a CHP investigation. Four passengers were injured, one airlifted to hospital.

A motorcyclist was killed in Antioch in a collision involving an SUV; speed is believed to be a factor. The ongoing investigation is detailed in an Antioch Police press release.

San Francisco's fog brings cool temperatures that are expected to rise by the end of the week. The marine layer causes widespread clouds and limited drizzle, with clearer skies forecasted later in the day.

Swim coach Anthony Daly was arrested by San José Police for allegedly sending explicit messages to a minor. The investigation began in January and Daly was charged in July. Police are seeking additional information on the case.

A female bicyclist died after being struck by a van in San José while crossing a road with another cyclist. The 25th traffic-related death in the city for 2024, the incident is under investigation.

Front Porch, a California senior living company, will pay over $1 million to settle claims of asbestos violations in Santa Clara County and other areas, with no reported injuries from the misconduct.

Michael James Flores, 70, was denied parole for the 1995 hammer murder of Michelle Redmond in Redwood City, reflecting the state's three strikes law consequences.

Vintage Wine Estates, facing financial difficulties, has declared bankruptcy and announced plans to lay off 377 employees across ten Bay Area facilities.