A16, a renowned Bay Area restaurant, opens at San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport, offering its Italian cuisine to travelers in Terminal 1 as part of the airport's Food and Beverage Program.

The SF DA charged Eric Notrick with attempted murder after he fired at deputies during an eviction. He pleaded not of guilty and remains in custody. The court has issued a stay-away order for the victims.

The National Weather Service forecasts continued high temperatures for the Bay Area through Friday, with Heat Advisories and Excessive Heat Warnings in place for inland and shoreline areas.

The Oakland Police are investigating two vandalism incidents at a synagogue as potential hate crimes and have met with its leadership to discuss security.

The Petaluma Police conducted a DUI checkpoint, leading to one arrest and several citations for license violations. The efforts included a high-speed DUI arrest and are part of a broader initiative to reduce drunk driving.

San Francisco Fire Department successfully rescued a trapped Husky from a cliff at Fort Funston, emphasizing the importance of keeping pets leashed on marked trails.

The SFFD rescued a woman who swam in the ocean at night, highlighting the dangers of swimming at Ocean Beach, known for treacherous waves and riptides.

Fairfield police arrested wanted felon Duane Wildman, who attempted to flee but was found hiding under a vehicle with a pellet gun and suspected drugs.

CHP officers in San Francisco arrested two men after finding a cache of firearms and ammunition during a traffic stop on the I-80. The driver, a convicted felon, and the passenger were booked on multiple charges.

Steven Case was detained by Vacaville police for assaulting a store employee and resisting arrest; he was previously involved in robbery and vandalism that day.

San Jose firefighters responded to a fire at Goodwill involving trailers and books, and later, a vegetation fire threatening structures, with one firefighter treated for heat exhaustion. The causes are under investigation.

Santa Rosa Police faced a spike in calls, mainly for illegal fireworks, on July 4, leading to the confiscation of fireworks and firearms, with ongoing upstaffing for the holiday weekend.

A family of three was displaced by an early morning fire at their home on Leese Street in San Francisco. No injuries reported, cause under investigation.