Oakland honors Pete Escovedo and Sheila E. by renaming a street segment "Escovedo Way" in the Ivy Hill neighborhood, reflecting the city's musical heritage and the family's influence.

The Bay Area is expanding its EV charging network with a $30 million federal investment, focusing on providing access in disadvantaged areas and adding ports at local libraries.

Berkeley Police Department announces a DUI checkpoint on January 19th at Ashby Avenue and 9th Street to combat impaired driving and enhance road safety.

Alameda County's DA launches a Real Estate Fraud Notification Program to alert homeowners of title changes and combat real estate fraud, especially targeting elderly residents' properties.

Depot Community Apartments opens in Hayward, providing supportive housing with on-site services for formerly homeless residents and those with extremely low incomes.

The Oakland Police is stepping up enforcement to stop illegal sideshow events, threatening to tow participants’ vehicles and partner with other agencies to maintain public safety.

The Santa Rosa Police Department is revitalizing its Gang Crimes Team to tackle increased gang violence, incorporating a strategy focused on prevention, intervention, education, and community collaboration.

Danville reinstates parking permit fees for local employees with prices varying by zone and an online purchase system. Proof of employment is required.

Bicycle Sundays on Cañada Road are cancelled on several holidays in 2024 due to staffing being redirected to other parks, affecting events like Martin Luther King Jr. Day and others throughout the year.

The San Francisco Fire Department warns of beach hazards like rip currents and sneaker waves over the holiday weekend, advising against swimming at Ocean Beach and offering safety tips for beachgoers.

Technical issues have disabled Redwood City Police Department's normal emergency lines. Residents are advised to call 911 for emergencies and use 650-780-7100 for non-urgent matters.

The eastbound lane of Mines Road at Mile Marker 6.50 in Alameda will close starting January 3, 2024, due to pavement issues, with a two-way traffic control system in place.

Rohnert Park Police and Fire are enforcing DUI checks over New Year's, with a recent stop of a woman with a .18 BAC. They urge the public to report drunk drivers and choose safe transportation.