San José Police run a "Know Your Limit" program on Santana Row, offering breathalyzer tests to educate the public on safe alcohol consumption and the risks of DUI, with support from the California Office of Traffic Safety.

Windsor PD announces DUI checkpoint operation on December 30th, with help from partnering agencies, to deter impaired driving during holiday festivities.

The San Francisco OLSE secured over $21 million in 2023 for labor rights, providing restitution to more than 14,000 workers through 400 resolved cases.

San Francisco is experiencing population growth post-pandemic, with an increase in residents over a year, countering previous declines and contributing to the city's recovery.

BART has reached a settlement to enhance accessibility, which includes renovating 40 elevators, updating escalators, training staff on disability services, and improving cleanliness and communication.

A power outage in San Jose affected 18,000 PG&E customers due to an equipment failure at a substation. Power was restored by 4:14 p.m. after a few hours of darkness.

A power outage hit Palo Alto, affecting 4,500 customers. It was caused by a faulty transformer. The majority of service was restored by midday, with full restoration expected by late afternoon.

Sunnyvale, California's minimum wage will rise to $18.55 per hour starting January 1, 2024, in line with inflation and the local Consumer Price Index.

Sunnyvale police announce DUI saturation patrols to deter and catch impaired drivers, urging party-goers to use designated drivers or ride services and always wear seat belts.

The Napa Police announced a DUI checkpoint on Dec 16 to enhance safety, funded by state and national grants, targeting impaired driving, with steep fines for offenders.

The Firehouse Run/Walk, hosted by the Santa Clara Firefighters Foundation to benefit local schools, will take place on December 17 with expected road closures and free parking available.

The FBI's San Francisco division warns of a rise in online scams targeting shoppers this holiday season, highlighting the potential for several types of frauds, including non-delivery and investment scams.

Newark Police sets a DUI checkpoint on December 16 to prevent impaired driving during the holidays, focusing on high-risk areas and educating about driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol.