Saint Helena police released a photo after vandals damaged a Pride banner downtown and are asking residents to help identify two people seen on camera.

Robinhood will cut about 10% of its full‑time staff — roughly 290 roles — and take roughly $20M in Q2 restructuring charges as it tightens operations while expanding products.

Dozens of shopping carts were spotted in the Colma Creek marsh along the Bay Trail; locals and Save The Bay say cleanup is needed.

Emeryville resident Marcus Moore, 30, was identified as the person found June 2 at Waste Management’s Davis Street transfer station in San Leandro. Authorities say an autopsy is pending as investigators probe the circumstances.

Rithm’s Elecor Properties is spending roughly $250M to remake One Market Plaza and One Front Street with a sky bar, new gyms and hospitality-style lounges to attract tenants.

Fal has leased an entire floor at 300 Mission Street as the AI startup scales after a funding-driven valuation jump. The move underscores renewed AI demand for downtown office space.

A comedian alleges deputies beat and sexually assaulted him at Maguire Correctional Facility after an SFO arrest; he has filed suit against San Mateo County.

A 56‑year‑old Oakland man was arrested after allegedly pointing a firearm at another driver in Montara, the sheriff's office says. Authorities say he was booked on multiple charges.

MLB warned three Giants pitchers after they wrote Genesis references on Pride caps at Oracle Park; the team apologized and the league said writing on uniforms is prohibited.

San José police announced they are investigating the city’s 12th homicide of 2026. Officials posted the notice on the department’s social feed and released few details.

Oakland's City Council passed a midcycle budget that avoids layoffs while adding one-time funding for shelter beds, film incentives and anti‑dumping crews. The plan leans on vacancy savings and one-time revenue.

VTA and regional partners cleared stadium light‑rail platforms in under 90 minutes after the World Cup opener while agencies reported more than 37,000 riders.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella warned that a handful of dominant AI systems could “hollow out entire industries,” urging firms to build private learning loops to protect jobs and IP.