San Francisco's medical examiner has ruled the death of a 6-month-old a homicide after the infant was found unresponsive in September. Officials have released few details.

John Beam, an Oakland athletic director and former football coach, was fatally shot on campus. Suspect Cedric Irving Jr. was arrested in the ongoing investigation.

In this edition, a Himalayan gift shop closes, a wellness studio receives planning approval, a smoke shop's license gets suspended, and The Castro releases more events.

Two women were arrested in Morgan Hill for attempted backyard burglary after a homeowner alerted deputies, who found their SUV with a fake license plate and items suggesting criminal intent.

Stanford Medicine researchers linked lupus to the Epstein-Barr virus, indicating a potential breakthrough in understanding and treating the autoimmune disease.

A DUI crash at Colma's Japanese Cemetery involved an intoxicated driver who damaged the property's fence; minor injuries occurred, and the driver was arrested.

Fairfield police arrested a man for an outstanding warrant after outrunning him, despite his bicycle escape attempt.

The California Highway Patrol issued an Ebony Alert for missing 14-year-old Jatori Miller last seen in San Rafael, urging public assistance in the search.

Petaluma Police responded to a disturbance on East Washington Street; later, they apprehended Hector and Sergio Reyes after a vehicle chase and resistive behavior. The suspects were booked for multiple charges.

Two individuals were shot in San Francisco's Mission District; one died, the other was injured. Suspect Larry Hudgson Jr. was arrested and charged with murder. The investigation is ongoing.

SF Police Marine Unit rescued an elderly woman from the water near Pier 43, providing lifesaving aid before her hospitalization with life-threatening injuries.

A cold front brought rain, winds, and waterspout potential to the Bay Area, with the NWS warning of thunderstorms, flooding, and advising caution for commuters. Calmer weather was predicted to follow.

Suzan Carson, part of the "San Francisco Witch Killers" duo, was denied parole despite meeting Elder Parole criteria; her brutal crimes outweighed her eligibility.