The Fairfield Police Department is conducting a DUI checkpoint on North Texas Street and Marigold to prevent impaired driving and promote road safety.

Stanford students protested during commencement over the university's investment ties to the Israel-Hamas conflict, leading to a walkout and an alternative 'People's Commencement.'

Santa Clara County leads California in issuing Gun Violence Restraining Orders to prevent gun-related threats, showing a strong stance on preemptive safety measures supported by proactive training and legal efforts.

San Francisco has become a sanctuary city for transgender people, in a symbolic stand to protect their rights and offer refuge amidst increasing anti-LGBTQ+ legislation across the United States.

The San Mateo Police Department announces a DUI checkpoint on Saturday from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. by Norfolk and Los Prados Street to deter impaired driving.

A major Silicon Valley food bank faces operational challenges after deciding to close its largest warehouse due to rent increase, affecting food distribution amidst high demand.

San Francisco Police are setting up a DUI checkpoint on June 8th to target impaired drivers and enhance community safety, funded by a traffic safety grant.

The Santa Rosa Police Department plans a DUI checkpoint on Friday night to deter drunk driving, with an undisclosed location, fines for offenses, and a warning against impaired driving including substances like marijuana.

San José State University suspended Professor Sang Hea Kil over alleged violations tied to her pro-Palestinian activism, sparking debate over academic freedom and free speech on campus.

Berkeley Police announced a DUI checkpoint on Ashby Avenue to prevent impaired driving and remind the public of the dangers and costs associated with it.

San Francisco residents rallied to support a dog walker targeted by racist threats, prompting a police hate crime investigation. No arrests have been made.

The Gilroy Police Department is establishing a DUI checkpoint on May 17 to prevent impaired driving, funded by state grants and informed by crash data.

San Francisco reports the lowest number of tents on streets since 2018, with a 37% decrease last quarter, amidst criticism of untracked finances and unoccupied housing units by the city's homelessness department.