Union City’s free National Night Out celebration brings food, music, school supplies and first responders to Union Landing Tuesday.

A state warning has turned Menlo Park’s long-running Sunset campus fight into a three-month approval standoff.

Kennedy High’s Richmond campus is off-limits to staff and families after preliminary vapor testing results prompted a district warning. The notice arrives just before teachers return and the new school year begins.

San Anselmo voted to leave Marin County’s flood district, but homeowners are still paying the fee. Now advocates want refunds for money collected since the exit.

San Carlos biotech Attovia is seeking $289 million in an upsized IPO targeting a $731.5 million valuation. Its pipeline is still years from potential commercialization.

Nine additional touring musicals are headed to San Francisco theaters, filling the 2026–27 calendar with classics, holiday favorites, and newer Broadway hits.

San Francisco police issued 396 warnings and 52 citations during the first two months of the Mission Street vendor crackdown. The new system targets unpermitted sales of merchandise commonly linked to retail theft.

San Jose will see sunny skies and low-90s heat Tuesday, with temperatures climbing to 94 degrees by Friday and Saturday. Dry conditions are also raising fire weather concerns.

Morning haze will give way to sunny skies in San Francisco Tuesday, with a high near 75 and breezy afternoon conditions. A mostly sunny week follows, though temperatures cool by Monday.

A drone tracked five suspected drug traffickers onto a Muni bus in SoMa before police raided four Oakland homes. The searches turned up narcotics, guns, body armor and cash.

An 18-year-old woman was wounded at Antioch’s Sycamore Square Shopping Center after gunfire erupted Sunday. Police found 26 shell casings and believe she was not the intended target.

California lawmakers are weighing 30-day retention limits, tighter access rules and audits for automated license plate reader data already used across the Bay Area.

Mountain View-Los Altos trustees may ban AI-enabled smart glasses across campuses, citing privacy, distraction and cheating concerns.