Concord City Council voted 4-1 for rent stabilization and just cause for eviction, exempting certain housing types, but limiting rent hikes for others and detailing tenant protections.

The National Weather Service Bay Area warns of severe weather including flooding rain, gusty winds, and dangerous surf for the upcoming holiday weekend.

A health scare during choir class at Vintage High School in Napa caused a shelter-in-place; the scene was cleared without finding gas or CO, and normal activities resumed.

San Francisco dedicates a cable car to the late singer Tony Bennett, honoring his famous song "I Left My Heart in San Francisco" and his connection to the city.

Caltrain will operate a modified schedule on Presidents' Day, with 40 local trains and limited shuttle service, excluding the Brisbane-Crocker Park Shuttle. Parking fees will apply.

Healdsburg police detained individuals and uncovered a ghost gun and other weapons following reports of a disorderly youth gathering in a parking lot.

Deangelo Dove has been sentenced to five years in prison for assault with a deadly weapon and domestic violence after pleading no contest. His sentence relates to a hotel room attack while out on bail for another domestic violence case.

Instacart confirms laying off 250 employees and announces a $500 million share buyback as it adjusts its focus towards long-term goals, including advertising and "Connected Stores."

Genetics firm Invitae files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, listing $1.6 billion debt against $535.1 million assets, and seeks buyers to salvage operations.

Nicolas Cage's former San Francisco mansion, damaged by fire, is listed for sale at $3.5 million, with restoration work needed for the 6,925-square-foot property.

Daly City declares loneliness a public health crisis, highlighting the risks of social isolation on par with smoking, acknowledging the issue's severity, and committing to fostering better community connections.

A convicted felon named Joshua Hall was arrested during a Marin County traffic stop for possessing drugs, an illegal firearm, and ammunition, along with other charges.

San Jose police arrested two suspects for vandalism and recovered a discarded firearm after a pursuit; one adult was jailed and a juvenile was sent to juvenile hall.