Bay Area Locked in Rare January Inversion With Warm Mountains and Chilly, Polluted Valleys
An unusual temperature inversion has turned Bay Area weather upside down, sending mountain temperatures soaring while valleys sit cold, foggy, and polluted. Forecasters explain what’s driving the dramatic split — and how long it may last.
Richmond Natty Wine Darling Subject To Change Calls It Quits
Richmond natural-wine maker Subject To Change is winding down after distribution setbacks. Owner Alex Pomerantz will ship a final 2023 wine-club release while refocusing on his Mission shop.
Bay Area's BitGo Eyes IPO, Shuffles Official Headquarters from Palo Alto to Sioux Falls Amid Expansion
Cryptocurrency service provider BitGo has relocated its official headquarters to Sioux Falls, South Dakota, according to SEC filings, as it prepares for an IPO, despite maintaining significant office space in Palo Alto.
Suspect in Antioch Shooting That Injured 11-Year-Old Girl Turns Himself In, Charged with Attempted Homicide
Ryan Hardy surrendered after a shooting in Antioch injured an 11-year-old girl. Charged with attempted homicide, he turned himself into San Francisco Sheriff's Office; the girl is stable. Police seek tips for the ongoing investigation.
Vallejo Man Arrested for Allegedly Stealing Rims and Tires on Christmas in Benicia
A man was arrested in Benicia for stealing rims and tires on Christmas, with the police recovering the $3,000 worth property and charging Joshua Gonzales with receiving stolen property.
Oakland Gears Up for Mosswood Meltdown: Iggy Pop, Bikini Kill to Headline Punk Festival with John Waters as MC
Oakland's Mosswood Meltdown punk festival returns in July with John Waters as MC and headliners Iggy Pop and Bikini Kill. General admission starts at $179, with a strong undercard featuring acts like Otoboke Beaver and Scowl.
Stranded Climber at Stinson Beach Rescued in Multi-Agency Cliffside Operation
A rock climber was rescued at Stinson Beach by the Southern Marin Fire District after becoming stranded. The rescue involved multiple agencies and a technical rope operation.
UPDATE: San Rafael Community Mourns as Young Woman Fatally Struck on Dangerous Point San Pedro Road Intersection
19-year-old Lucia Sontay Vicente was struck and killed by a vehicle in San Rafael; an intersection known for traffic risks was involved. Police investigate with no arrest yet; safety improvements were planned but not yet implemented.
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie Unveils Ambitious 2026 Road Map Amid Challenges
Mayor Daniel Lurie discussed San Francisco's future in his State of the City address, focusing on challenges like budget deficits, homelessness, and streamlining city processes, while promoting civic engagement and growth.












