Laguna Honda Hospital in San Francisco resumes new admissions and welcomes back former residents after completing a two-year recertification with CMS.

A man was arrested in Novato on stalking and prowling charges after repeated incidents of peering into a residence, highlighting the need for community vigilance and security.

Petaluma residents have been experiencing a spate of car tire and rim thefts, and authorities are advising precautionary measures and seeking public assistance.

A vehicle with a stolen license plate led to a chase and a crash in Piedmont; suspects fled and a stolen gun was found, prompting a police investigation.

The Berkeley Police Department arrested a suspect for the city's second homicide after a victim was fatally shot on July 3rd. The suspect, Steve Addison, was apprehended on July 31st without incident.

Mayor London Breed announces a new directive to address homelessness in San Francisco by prioritizing relocation assistance over other services. Critics argue the plan may be an attempt to bus homeless individuals out of the city.

San Jose receives a $260,000 grant from Toyota Mobility Foundation to use AI for street safety, focusing on detecting road hazards like debris and illegally parked vehicles.

A mistrial was declared in Randy Green Jay's case, after a guilty plea for robbery was mistakenly presented as a conviction, influencing the jury's perception.

The City of Oakland has adopted the Downtown Oakland Specific Plan to guide downtown's development, focusing on housing, jobs, and cultural preservation over the next twenty years.

Caltrans announces traffic changes at I-80 Gilman Street interchange starting August 5, 2024, including a westbound closure and a new roundabout system. Pedestrians can use the overcrossing for safety.

A traffic stop in Milpitas led to a significant weapons bust, resulting in the arrest of two passengers for various charges, including one with a felony warrant.

Sarah Lynn New, president of Alameda Gators swim team, was arrested for embezzling over $50,000, which led to the dismissal of coaches and financial issues for the club.

"Very aggressive" homeless encampment sweeps continue, now in San Francisco's Tenderloin. During yesterday's Division Street tent removals, an SFPD officer told a homeless individual that Mayor Breed and Gov. Newsom say, "No more encampments. It's no more."