The SF Bay Ferry service to South San Francisco is halted for a second day due to mechanical issues, with a potential return to normal operations expected by Thursday.

San Francisco experiences a cold snap and high winds, prompting the National Weather Service to issue marine and weather warnings, including a gale warning, with expectations of rough seas and potential minor flooding.

Sonoma County invests $14 million from a sales tax increase into park improvements, including playgrounds, sports facilities, and maintenance, with future projects planned.

Mark Zuckerberg is raising wagyu and angus cattle on a diet of macadamia nuts and beer in Kauai, potentially impacting the environment and sparking a discussion on food ethics.

J. Crew is closing its San Francisco Centre mall location on January 22, as part of a nationwide downsizing, affecting around 30 employees. The mall is dealing with management changes and uncertainty about its future.

Alameda County's DA launches a Real Estate Fraud Notification Program to alert homeowners of title changes and combat real estate fraud, especially targeting elderly residents' properties.

Rashid Almaznai was arrested for felony DUI causing injury after crashing his car into two parked vehicles in Pacifica, leaving one person hospitalized.

The Napa County Sheriff's Office is seeking public assistance to identify a man related to a criminal investigation, urging information to be shared with Deputy Galindo.

Depot Community Apartments opens in Hayward, providing supportive housing with on-site services for formerly homeless residents and those with extremely low incomes.

MS-13 leader Elmer Rodriguez was sentenced to life without parole for racketeering conspiracy, murders, and attempted murder in San Francisco's Mission District.

Gina Centeno, the Rohnert Park woman accused alongside her husband of torturing their three foster children, died due to complications from le...

A fire broke out in the garage of a Rohnert Park home, with the local fire department responding quickly and containing it. The cause may have been improperly discarded hot ashes.

A family of five was saved by smoke alarms during a fire at their home in San Francisco. Firefighters controlled the blaze with no injuries reported, and the Red Cross is assisting the displaced family.