The San Francisco Symphony receives its 32nd Grammy nomination for Best Orchestral Performance with a recording of Stravinsky; Esa-Pekka Salonen led the performance.

San Francisco firefighters rapidly extinguished a top-floor blaze on Montgomery Street, evacuating all residents without injury and receiving high praise for their exceptional response.

Gilroy Police investigate after a teen found a razor blade in a candy bar from trick-or-treating; they urge public vigilance and to report any tampering.

Marin County man, Denni Rodas Diaz, was sentenced for auto insurance fraud after pleading guilty, involved in filing false claims and staging accidents between 2021-2023.

A man robbed a Walgreens and was caught after a car crash and a K9's assistance. He faces several charges including robbery and driving under the influence.

San Jose police issued an advisory for missing girls Mya Catacutan, 13, and Camila Toscano, 14, last seen on November 6; authorities seek public assistance.

CHP Marin and Novato Police recovered stolen eyewear worth $20,000 after a 25-minute chase of a black Dodge Charger involved in a store theft. Suspects were detained and turned over to local police.

Bay Area residents will experience a dry and warm trend into Monday, with possible coastal flooding risks, before rain and potential thunderstorms return mid-week.

San Francisco's historic Cliff House will keep its name under the new management of the Western Neighborhoods Project, with plans for diverse dining options and a focus on local history preservation.

IBM and Infineon are laying off over 100 tech workers in the Bay Area, adding to the region's tech job cuts. IBM's layoffs are part of a global workforce reduction, which could result in around 2,700 jobs lost worldwide.

Alameda County is considering creating "ICE-free zones" to limit federal immigration enforcement on county property, following actions by neighboring Bay Area jurisdictions.

Article describes a severe DUI crash in Newark caused by Raul Quintana, leading to his arrest and charges of felony DUI after injuring multiple people.

Safeway is closing its Jackson St. store in Hayward due to the lease expiring and plans to relocate the 76 affected employees. The company emphasizes continued commitment to the community with its nearby Foothill Boulevard store.