40-year-old Fairfield man arrested after attempted robbery at a local store using a firearm.

A cherished Oakland furniture store, Uhuru Furniture & Collectibles, announces its closure after more than three decades of operation. The situation highlights the challenges faced by small businesses in the current economic climate.

After an alert resident reported suspicious activity, San Rafael Police arrested a driver possessing burglary tools and stolen items.

San Pablo police officers successfully apprehend suspects after a home invasion robbery and recover stolen property.

Michael Aaron Galli, 34, was apprehended late at night and found with a loaded handgun and suspected methamphetamine.

California's latest $1.3 million Powerball winner comes from San Francisco, creating excitement and bolstering funds for state education programs.

As hostilities escalate between Hamas and Israel, flights en route to Tel Aviv are turned back or canceled, leaving travelers in uncertainty and airlines scrambling to respond.

In light of the recent tragic shooting on 23rd St., this article aims to delve deeper into the incident, while also keepingsight of the broader context of gun violence and public safety concerns in the area.

As the city of Alameda seeks to shut down San Francisco's Portola Music Festival due to noise complaints, stakeholders must weigh the event's economic impact and cultural significance against residents' grievances.

Pleasanton City Council has approved its first-ever 5-Year Citywide Strategic Plan, ONE Pleasanton, committed to achieving long-term planning, sustainability, and an enhanced wellbeing for its residents.

The San Francisco Police Department launches blitz enforcement operations to combat retail theft, with promising results, but the ongoing challenge of retail crime is not exclusive to the city as it continues to plague cities across the nation.

San Francisco's "Street to Home" program is making great strides in addressing homelessness by expediting the process of housing unsheltered individuals and reducing bureaucratic barriers. This program showcases the city's dedication to innovative solutions and creating a more compassionate approach to a long-standing issue.

Two fatal Amtrak train accidents in the East Bay within a week sparked concern regarding pedestrian safety near train tracks.