San Francisco opened James Baldwin Place, a new sober living space for individuals recovering from homelessness and addiction, part of the "Breaking the Cycle" plan to address homelessness and behavioral health issues.

San Jose charter school DCP is closing after 25 years, affecting 950 students and 99 employees, due to enrollments decline and financial difficulties.

CHP officers rescued an overheated dog from I-580, causing traffic delays. The animal, suffering from heat exhaustion, received care and is recovering.

St. Eugene's Cathedral School in Santa Rosa will close in June due to financial issues and low enrollment, with current attendance below 100 students.

Mysterious bird deaths in East Richmond Heights, possibly caused by a pellet gun or similar object, are under investigation, as initial thoughts of electrocution have been dismissed. Local authorities and DFW are looking into the matter.

Lola's death at San José Animal Care & Services led to an outcry, internal review, and an inquiry into the shelter's practices after a damning audit, with advocates demanding better care.

San Mateo County launches its first Family Justice Center to aid victims of interpersonal violence, streamlining support and housing the Child Advocacy Center.

San José Police Department will conduct a DUI checkpoint on May 16 from 9 pm to 3 am at an undisclosed location, aiming to enhance road safety by deterring impaired driving.

Three baby raccoons were rescued after being trapped in a wall at Chase Center, with one requiring extra effort to free its stuck head. They're now under Yggdrasil Wildlife's care, prompting advice on preventing wildlife incursions into buildings.

Santa Clara County launched "One County One Future," a campaign supporting local immigrants through resources and services, despite federal threats, investing $5.9 million annually plus an additional $5 million this year.

BART invites entrepreneurs to its Small Business Summit on May 19 in Oakland to discuss contracts, network, and contribute to a disparity study aimed at enhancing diversity in procurement.

Sonoma State University can proceed with budget cuts, including ending its Division II athletics, after a court ruling against a student-filed injunction. The university faces a $23.9-million deficit and argues the cuts will aid financial stability.

San Francisco celebrates the Grateful Dead's 60th anniversary with a three-day event in Golden Gate Park featuring Dead & Company, honoring the band's history and the late Phil Lesh.