An early‑morning crash on the US‑101 southbound on‑ramp at South Van Ness killed one person and closed the ramp for hours.

A vehicle fire spread to a garage in Loma Mar; multiple agencies, including CAL FIRE, responded. Firefighters, hindered by challenging access, contained the blaze quickly, preventing further damage.

A man used a BB gun in a road rage incident in Palo Alto, resulting in the arrest of 20-year-old Misael Enrique Zamora. The victim's car window was shattered during the confrontation.

Silver Alert issued for missing 75-year-old Hour Chea in Sonoma County, last seen in a white Toyota Prius, as CHP and Sonoma County Sheriff seek public's assistance.

Opening statements began Monday in the long-delayed trial over 'Grandpa Vicha's' 2021 killing. The case remains a focal point for the city's Asian American community.

A man in a mental health crisis was shot by South San Francisco police after charging at officers with a knife. He's in critical condition; investigations are ongoing.

Marco Morrone filed a cross-complaint denying misconduct and seeking legal fees as lawsuits and a 2021 investigation continue to unfold.

A man was arrested at a Saratoga winery after attempting arson, throwing a wine bottle, crashing a Tesla, and resisting arrest, pending charges for assault and resisting arrest.

Police found two people with gunshot wounds in Redwood City; one died, and the other is critical, in what's investigated as a domestic homicide and attempted suicide.

San Francisco General Hospital mourns the stabbing death of social worker Alberto Rangel, with calls for increased security amid staff frustration and grief. Suspect Wilfredo Arriechi may face murder charges.

A Vacaville police officer arrested two men for carrying concealed firearms and public intoxication after being flagged down at a restaurant over a dispute about seating.

An early-morning shooting in Willow Glen left one man dead and three others hospitalized; police closed Lincoln Avenue while detectives processed the scene. Investigators say the victims self-transported to local hospitals.

While Japanese authorities rushed to evacuate coastal communities facing 10-foot tsunami waves late Monday, officials quickly confirmed the Bay Area and Hawaii would be spared from any Pacific-wide impact. The powerful quake injured several at a Hachinohe hotel and prompted immediate nuclear facility safety checks across northern Japan.