The controversial San Francisco neighborhood name "The East Cut" has been removed from Google and Apple Maps after residents expressed disapproval of the rebranding.

A dog died of heatstroke on a Pleasanton apartment balcony, police ruled the death accidental, no prior animal welfare calls, and urged community vigilance in extreme heat.

The Justice Department ensures fair treatment for non-English speakers in Alameda County, improving language access with ACSO under civil rights laws.

The Solano County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a reported animal abuse case based on images from social media showing an incident in Vallejo's park.

The Castro will soon launch its first night market on Friday, October 18 after the success of night markets in Chinatown, Sunset, and along the Great Highway.

A dog died from heatstroke on an apartment balcony in Pleasanton, with police and animal services responding too late to save it. An investigation is underway.

Oakland honored Bruce Lee by naming an intersection "Bruce Lee Way", near where his martial arts studio was located, acknowledging his impact on the city and martial arts.

San Francisco targets "service-resistant" homeless individuals with tight measures against RV dwellings, coinciding with Mayor Breed's re-election campaign.

Concord Police clarified that no shooting happened at Clayton Valley Charter High School despite social media panic, they're investigating unverified reports of individuals with a firearm on campus.

The San Mateo County Sheriff's Office will launch Northern California's first law enforcement childcare center, aiming to support staff retention and attract new employees.

Betty Reid Soskin celebrated her 103rd birthday with events, including a documentary preview and art exhibition. Despite not attending in person, she joined via video call.

City officials celebrates a new Limoncello outpost at Civic Center Plaza, which contributes to the area's revival with food offerings and is part of a wider effort to rejuvenate the public space.

San Francisco approves the expansion of SoMa parks, purchasing a property for $7.1M to convert into public green space, enhancing local recreation options.