A candle caused a fire in a Cupertino apartment during Diwali celebrations, displacing about 12 people and injuring one. Firefighters quickly contained the blaze to one unit.

San Francisco Police arrested a suspect in a non-fatal stabbing case in the Mission District, aided by witnesses' descriptions. Silas Patino, 68, was apprehended nearby with a weapon.

Man, 66, gets six years for a peaceful yet unusual bank robbery in Redwood City, awaiting arrest post-robbery.

Puscifer is set to perform at San Francisco's Golden Gate Theatre on May 11, 2026, as part of "The Normal Isn't Tour," with tickets going on sale in October 2023.

Santa Clara County and Abode have opened The Hub and Parkmoor Community Apartments in San José, offering services and 81 affordable homes, with a focus on former foster youths.

Comet C/2025 A6 (Lemmon) is passing close to Earth, offering a unique viewing opportunity in California near Scorpius or Libra after sunset, best seen with binoculars.

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie opposes National Guard deployment to tackle the city's fentanyl crisis, favoring stronger coordination with federal law enforcement instead.

The Sophie Maxwell Building, an affordable housing complex in San Francisco's Dogpatch, will accommodate the "missing middle class" and is set to accept tenants starting November 1.

Invasive Aedes aegypti mosquitoes found in Dublin, prompting local authorities to inspect and treat potential breeding sites to prevent diseases like Zika and dengue.

A Brooklyn restaurant veteran is quietly building a cult following at Berkeley wineries and Castro sake bars, testing whether his acclaimed New York sensibility can translate to the West Coast pop-up circuit. Industry insiders are already calling it one of the region's most exciting underground dining experiences.

Santa Clara Police is seeking help to find missing at-risk teen Victor Yao, last seen October 17 on Warburton Ave.

Fairfield Police arrested Aaron Cutchon after a high-speed chase involving multiple hit-and-runs, an assault on an officer, and drug-influenced driving.

A mother-daughter team spent hundreds of hours baking a towering creature that's now drawing lines of children outside their First Street storefront. The massive sculpture represents more than just another entry in an annual scarecrow contest.