Oakley traffic stop led to a standoff with a suspect firing at a deputy and a lockdown for resident safety; the suspect was apprehended and faces attempted murder charges.

Concrete is rising on a 97‑unit senior affordable building above Lake Merritt BART. The first phase will reserve 44 supportive units and include on‑site services.

Dina Powell McCormick has been appointed President and Vice Chairman of Meta, bringing her global finance experience to guide the company's growth and AI initiatives.

A dirt bike rider was arrested in Vallejo after leading police on a high-speed chase, evading officers, and driving recklessly without a helmet or license.

A man in Santa Rosa was arrested for brandishing a firearm at a delivery driver and carrying hidden guns, including a Glock 23, found during a search.

It’s one of those rare weeks where the forecast barely budges. Expect clear skies, gradual warming, and stable conditions day after day—just don’t let the sunshine fool you at the beach.

Herz Recreation Center opened this week in McLaren Park, adding an 11,500-square-foot gym, multipurpose rooms and outdoor amenities to Sunnydale and Visitacion Valley.

The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority and HDR Engineering aim to build wildlife crossings in Coyote Valley to enhance safety for both animals and human traffic.

A solo-vehicle crash toppled power lines on Point Reyes‑Petaluma Road, closing the route overnight and prompting CHP to ask drivers to avoid the area.

Dublin teachers overwhelmingly voted no confidence in Superintendent Chris Funk, pressing the board over a $3.6M budgeting error and stalled contract talks. Town halls and a board meeting are set this week.

Super Duper Burgers is set to open in Union Square, San Francisco as part of the city's revitalization project, with the opening expected in early fall.

The Chevron Richmond Refinery experienced flaring due to operational issues, prompting a Level 1 Hazmat notice but no action from the public. The refinery addressed safety concerns on social media.

The Stanford Daily is in court to halt visa revocations over speech, arguing against policies they claim inhibit free expression of international students.