Antioch Police credited neighbors and local businesses after a holiday drive fed and gifted 106 families and more than 300 children.

The California Transportation Commission allocated $28.48M to replace the century‑old "Green Bridge" at Point Reyes Station, pushing the Lagunitas Creek replacement toward construction in 2026.

The Berkeley Hat Company is closing after nearly 50 years on Telegraph Avenue, with its owner, Carol Lipnick, planning a final sale and a sidewalk party before retiring.

A California Street cable car stopped abruptly on Nob Hill, injuring more than a dozen riders. Two people were hospitalized and SFMTA says it will review the incident.

San Francisco supervisors will vote Tuesday to back Teamsters' demand that Amazon bargain with DCK6 workers in the Bayview, with a press conference planned at City Hall beforehand.

A festive trolley pairs an hour tasting at Concannon with a lit-up crawl through Livermore's best-decorated streets, finishing at Deacon Dave’s show-stopping display.

Pittsburg police detained two people and seized an AK‑style rifle and a large amount of ammunition after a reported road‑rage incident near San Marcos Boulevard.

The Bay Area anticipates light rain this week with a more substantial storm system expected around December 21, impacting holiday travel and potentially bringing dense fog and thunderstorms.

San Francisco celebrates the holiday season with the return of the Winter Walk near Union Square, featuring a pedestrian promenade, food trucks, a market, and live music.

Fannie Mae is relocating its San Francisco branch to Birmingham, Alabama, without forcing staff moves, in a strategic shift credited to collaborations involving Senator Tuberville, ex-President Trump, and FHFA's Bill Pulte.

EBMUD has raised rates to fund a decade-long capital plan and a major ultraviolet overhaul at Orinda, leading to modest monthly increases for many East Bay households.

A vehicle struck a cable car near California Street and Van Ness Sunday night, injuring three people. The driver fled and police are investigating.

Councilmember Ray Wang apologized after leaving a Dec. 2 Zoom council meeting about a housing project; his exit forced the session to end.