Gene‑edited donor islet cells were implanted into a patient and produced insulin without immunosuppression, researchers report. The result is promising but still early.

Police in Santa Rosa arrested felon Nathan Zingarelli on weapon charges after K-9 "Ghost" detected a firearm during a house search following a traffic stop.

A person suffered a medical issue near Fairfax, prompting a rescue with agencies like CHP, Ross Valley Fire, and Marin County Fire cooperating, involving helicopter hoists and ground support.

Caltrans announced construction on San Francisco's 19th Avenue, starting December 2025, expected to disrupt traffic with lane closures and bus stop relocations.

A UC Berkeley student, George Salinas, drowned at an off-campus fraternity party, leading to repercussions for the fraternity and a focus on safety at college events.

San Jose police resolved a Thanksgiving standoff with a felon who barricaded himself and an elderly relative; the suspect surrendered peacefully, and a shotgun was recovered.

MIT’s new Iceberg Index finds AI can already perform work equal to about 11.7% of U.S. wage value — roughly $1.2 trillion — and the exposure is spread beyond tech hubs.

A former FCI Dublin correctional officer was sentenced to five years of probation and electronic monitoring after pleading guilty to abusive sexual contact.

San Mateo Police apprehended four individuals, including three juveniles, for stealing $6,000 worth of merchandise from a Lululemon store and linked them to a previous theft.

A 36-year-old man was fatally shot in East Oakland on Thanksgiving Eve after gunfire prompted officers to the scene. Police are asking for tips and video.

An Antioch man faces charges for possessing child sexual abuse material and was found with illegal fireworks; he remains in custody with a hearing set for December 9th.

Fairfield’s council reopened a decades-old tree-and-sidewalk rule; staff wants homeowners to pick up maintenance costs and legal risk, with a draft due in January.

Sand Hill says vertical building at The Rise in Cupertino will begin in 2026. The 50‑acre plan includes about 2,669 homes, fewer affordable units than earlier proposals, and fresh debate over fees and financing.