Thrive Market settled a lawsuit for $1.55 million following claims of deceptive business practices and false advertising in compliance with California law.

Aziza Graves was convicted of grand and petty theft for shoplifting over $60,000 worth of goods from a Target in San Francisco and reselling them. She will be sentenced on May 24.

Authorities in Hayward are searching for a shooter after a fatal argument between two men, leading to a manhunt, standoff, and discovery of a hidden body.

A man in Oakley, California, fired a shotgun during a dispute with his parents and was stabbed by his father in self-defense. Police are investigating the incident with no threat to public safety.

Four suspects were detained by SFPD for a series of auto burglaries and charges include burglary, possession of stolen property, and other related offenses.

Skyler Rasmussen, a Santa Rosa man charged with murder, was found unresponsive in his cell. Despite resuscitation attempts, he was pronounced dead. His cause of death is under investigation by the Marin County Coroner's Office.

Eleven South Bay residents were indicted for gang-related crimes, including eight murders and racketeering by the Norteños gang, with possible life sentences for some if convicted.

A man died after his Toyota Tacoma veered off US-101 in Healdsburg, CA, and the CHP is investigating the cause. Traffic was impacted due to the crash.

A fire in San Leandro displaced two people; no injuries were reported. The blaze was contained in under 45 minutes and the cause is under investigation.

A 14-year-old girl was propositioned by a man in Redwood City, leading to the arrest of Neil Porras Prado due to the evidence gathered by the Flock camera system.

The DOJ, EPA, and California Attorney General have sued San Francisco for Clean Water Act violations, due to 1.8 billion gallons of untreated sewage spills annually since 2016.

A fire on Jackson Street, San Francisco, disrupted Muni cable car service and engulfed a building, with no injuries reported. Firefighters continue to tackle the blaze.

The Bay Area is enforcing an order against Tesla's Fremont factory for ongoing air quality violations due to its paint shop operations, citing 112 infractions since 2019. A correction plan involving an independent assessment is proposed.