Vallejo Police Arrest Driver Suspected of Possessing Stolen Firearm and Methamphetamine Following Traffic Stop
Vallejo Police arrested a driver with a suspended license for possession of a stolen firearm and methamphetamine after a traffic stop for driving without license plates.
San Rafael K-9 "Tango" Assists in Drug Bust, Novato Man Charged with Multiple Drug Offenses
K-9 unit "Tango" and the San Rafael Police discovered drugs and paraphernalia during a traffic stop leading to Edgar Aguilar's arrest for possession with intent to sell.
SF Bay Area Braces for Potent Winds and Heavy Rain as Storm Approaches
SF Bay Area is set to experience a storm with strong gusts and heavy rain Tuesday night through Wednesday, with potential for power outages and difficult driving conditions.
As AI Money Floods San Francisco, Homes Fly Off Market Faster Than Anywhere in America
The same San Francisco market where homes sat unsold for months just last year has exploded back to life, with properties now disappearing in three weeks or less—twice as fast as the rest of the country. The culprit isn't a mystery: it's billions in AI money flooding into workers' pockets before companies even go public.
United Airlines Boosts SFO Flight Operations with Record-Breaking Summer 2026 Schedule
United Airlines announces its largest ever summer schedule at SFO for 2026 with over 300 daily flights, including 28 new ones, as it marks its centenary and SFO undergoes a $2.6 billion modernization.
Alameda Library Receives $10,000 from Carnegie Corporation Amidst National Celebration of Democracy
The Alameda Free Library receives a $10,000 grant from the Carnegie Corporation of New York to honor its role as a historic Carnegie Library and support its continued service as a beacon of public education.
Golden Gate Half Marathon Adjusts Course Due to Federal Shutdown, San Francisco Runners Unfazed
The Golden Gate Half Marathon had to change its course due to a federal government shutdown affecting park closures. The race will not be US Track and Field certified this year.
Federal Judge Grants Class-Action Status in Lawsuit Over Mass Arrests at San Francisco's Dolores Park Event
A federal judge has granted class-action status to the lawsuit filed by individuals detained at the Dolores Park "hill bomb" event against San Francisco city, allowing them to sue as a group.
Missing Hiker Found Safe on Mount Tamalpais After Midnight Rescue Operation
Missing hiker found safe on Mount Tamalpais after a night search involving Marin County Search and Rescue, state rangers, and technology like drones and thermal imaging.
Fairfield Pedestrian Suffers Major Injuries in DUI-Related Collision on Halloween Night
A pedestrian was seriously injured in a Fairfield crash late Friday night. Police say 57-year-old Monte Parker was arrested on suspicion of DUI after the incident on Sunset Avenue near East Travis Boulevard.
Fairfield Police Investigating Suspected Murder-Suicide After Two Found Dead in Apartment
Police found two deceased individuals after a reported shooting in a Fairfield, CA apartment, in a possible murder-suicide. An investigation is ongoing, and support information for domestic violence victims has been shared.
UPDATE: Bay Area Storm Arrives Wednesday With 55 MPH Winds, Thunderstorms—Season's Strongest Yet
The Bay Area's about to get walloped by the season's strongest storm Wednesday, with 55 mph winds that could snap leaf-heavy tree branches and knock out power, plus the unusual bonus of thunderstorms rolling through during morning commute. The North Bay takes the worst of it, but everyone should brace for a soggy, blustery Wednesday as this atmospheric river officially kicks off what forecasters say will be a wet November.












