Antioch Ex-Mayor Hopeful Busted In Wife’s 2015 Death After Digital Clues Surface
Digital forensics prompted charges a decade after Brenda Joyce Leon's death. Prosecutors allege the scene was staged and her husband now faces murder and a firearm enhancement.
Bay Area Grabs $590 Million Lifeline To Keep Transit From Hitting The Brakes
State and regional leaders struck a $590M bridge loan to keep BART, Muni, Caltrain and AC Transit running while a regional sales-tax plan moves toward voters. The funds are designed as a one-year bridge until new revenue kicks in.
Instacart Brass In Hot Seat As Shareholder Probe Follows FTC Price Games
A securities law firm has opened an inquiry into Instacart’s officers after FTC enforcement and reports about AI price tests. The move raises fresh corporate‑oversight questions for the San Francisco company.
Baker Beach Rescue Drama As Exhausted Swimmer Plucked From Frigid Surf
San Francisco firefighters pulled a fatigued swimmer from cold surf off Baker Beach Saturday afternoon. Rescuers say he had been fighting an outgoing tide and was ferried to shore by Rescue Boat 101.
Feds Slip Into Mountain View’s License-Plate Network, City Audit Finds
An internal audit found federal and out‑of‑state agencies queried Mountain View’s Flock license‑plate system without police permission; officials have disabled the settings and will brief council.
SFJazz Founder Turns Old Mattress Shop Into Market Street Artist Bunkhouse
Randall Kline and Mercy Housing have started demolition at 1687 Market for a 17‑story, privately funded artists' hub that promises 94 affordable units plus rehearsal and performance space.












