A Cogir of Sonoma resident hid under her covers and called 911 as an intruder searched her bedroom closet, deputies say.

Investigators say Ze Li showed up expecting a second $20,000 cash drop from an elderly victim — and walked into a trap instead.

The 89-unit project at the old Hong Kong Lounge II site shows how fast San Francisco housing approvals have gotten since the Coronet's marathon fight.

A life-threatening emergency struck a young hiker atop Fremont's Mission Peak, but a fast multi-agency response and one paramedic's plan pulled her through.

A 29-year-old San Francisco man now faces manslaughter charges after a late-night crash near El Camino Real killed his passenger, San Bruno police say.

Graton Station is turning a long-vacant firehouse into a cafe, bakery and food-preservation hub — funded partly by neighbors themselves.

Menegon Catering's October fundraiser at Native Sons Hall comes as the pantry says it now pays double for the same groceries.

A Virginia judge spared Google's AdX from a forced sale, marking the third failed Big Tech breakup bid since 2025.

The unrenovated Scott Street unit has dingy carpet, a dated kitchen, and no in-unit laundry — yet it still beat asking prices across Pacific Heights.

Kelly Bishop and Scott Patterson headline a free fan festival transforming downtown Danville into the show's cozy fictional town.

Ivan “Sergio” Chaparro, a shift supervisor at Berkeley’s Oceanview Diner, was seized while boarding a flight to Las Vegas.

LCD Enterprises wants to demolish a century-old two-story building on International Boulevard for an 84-foot, car-free apartment complex.

Planning commissioners voted unanimously to let Align Real Estate build eight stories on a downtown parking lot near BART.