San Francisco's Mayor Daniel Lurie introduces a plan to address vehicular homelessness and reclaim public spaces, involving parking restrictions and housing solutions.

ICE faces scrutiny after detaining a client at a San Francisco asylum hearing and arresting at least 15 people, including a child, amidst fears of mistreatment and quotas driving enforcement actions.

ICE detains 15, including a young child, in San Francisco, leading to community outrage and protests over the perceived escalation in immigration enforcement and treatment of detainees.

Alum Rock Union School District partners with SJECCD to offer middle school students college credits, starting a dual enrollment program to advance educational opportunities and support underrepresented students in college readiness and achievement.

Viva CalleSJ celebrates its 10th anniversary in San José with streets closed to cars for walking, biking, and skating, coinciding with National Best Friend Day.

With Pride Month officially kicking off on Sunday, the 30th Anniversary Pink Triangle art installation on Twin Peaks is set to return next week.

The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors approved a project to restore a section of the Russian River floodplain, benefiting local habitats and recreation.

Santa Rosa Police announce a DUI checkpoint on May 30th to promote safety and deter impaired driving, funded by a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety.

San Francisco's Mission District celebrated the annual Carnaval with a parade highlighting the Latin American and Caribbean cultures, under the theme "AfroMundo: African Diaspora in the Americas."

The remains of WWII airman Thomas V. Kelly Jr. have been repatriated to the Bay Area 81 years after his death, thanks to efforts by Project Recover and the DPAA. He will receive a Memorial Day funeral with full honors.

Santa Clara County Sheriff's recruits host a bone marrow donor drive for children like 4-year-old Kenji Lam, with the potential to save lives through a simple cheek swab.

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie signed the "Recovery First" ordinance, prioritizing recovery in drug policy, and initiating a fund with $37.5 million for related services.

Oakland moved 70 homeless individuals from an encampment to interim housing at Mandela House, using funds from a state grant. The city also cleaned up the site and plans to convert the housing into Permanent Supportive Housing.