A Rivian pickup crashed through an East San Jose crawfish restaurant, sending one person to the hospital and triggering a gas leak.

OpenTable is moving to a smaller headquarters at 425 Market Street, keeping its San Francisco base while trimming office space.

A Marin defense attorney says prosecutors pursued felony charges against him three times over a disputed $3,000 payment. Now he is suing the DA’s office in federal court.

Palo Alto’s newest restaurant is serving Japanese comfort food with a Western twist, from karaage chicken and waffles to miso avocado toast and omurice.

A late-night structure fire in Deer Park spread into nearby vegetation and displaced two residents and their dog.

Workers at San Francisco’s iconic Ghirardelli Square shop launched a three-day strike over health coverage, contract terms and financial transparency.

Sacramento State has named NPU Live its official entertainment partner as the Great World Co. music venue rises near campus.

Napa tourism generated $2.8 billion and nearly $294 million in tax revenue, but the latest reports reveal a costly dependence on overnight and international visitors.

Five adults were arrested after traveling to Walnut Creek believing they were meeting a child. One suspect also faces an attempted-kidnapping charge.

A man was found shot dead inside a Vallejo encampment Tuesday night, launching the city’s eighth homicide investigation of 2026.

Philz Coffee is coming to Concord’s Willows Shopping Center, where a major redevelopment is adding new restaurants and retail. The café has no opening date yet, but hiring is underway.

A Larkfield home rebuilt after the Tubbs Fire was heavily damaged again, with losses estimated at $500,000. Two adults escaped and nearby homes were protected.

Oakland’s voter-approved $100 campaign vouchers will miss the 2026 election after the city withheld funding. The Democracy Dollars program is now targeted for 2028.