Charles Schwab will relocate its San Francisco offices from 211 Main to 425 Market St., ending nearly two decades at its longtime downtown address and marking a fresh lease in the Financial District.

Vallejo police arrested a man wanted on an out‑of‑state murder warrant after officers found a loaded, unserialized 'ghost gun' in a vehicle on Fairgrounds Drive.

A nonprofit-run food truck staffed by culinary students began serving global lunches at the Petaluma Fairgrounds, with proceeds supporting training and community meals.

Jeffry Hill apologized in court and received three years of probation after prosecutors said he misrepresented about $2.5 million in Napa grapes and wine.

Shovels hit dirt at The Academy, a 55‑unit building in Palo Alto that will reserve deed‑restricted studios and one‑bedrooms for educators, with leases slated for summer 2027.

OneDigital bought San Jose’s Silicon Valley Retirement Services, adding roughly $1.4B in retirement assets and deepening its Bay Area retirement and plan-administration footprint.

A 56-year-old man was arrested after reports of indecent exposure on Walker Avenue and the Joe Rodota Trail. Deputies say they found him hiding under a tarp and booked him on indecent exposure charges.

A new ABC/Washington Post/Ipsos poll finds more than half of Americans call health care, vacations and new cars unaffordable while nearly half carry debt.

Santa Clara County confirmed a measles case in an adult who recently traveled abroad; officials say the vaccinated patient is isolating and urged residents to check MMR status.

A pedestrian was killed Friday at Highway 20 and Stafford Way in Yuba City; police say the driver fled and was later arrested as portions of the highway were closed.

Longtime Oakland leader Wilson Riles Jr. is recovering at home after a massive stroke; friends and family have launched a fundraiser to help cover in‑home care.

San José police arrested a 36‑year‑old after linking roughly two dozen commercial burglaries across downtown and east San José. Detectives say the Financial Crimes Burglary Unit continues to investigate.

Santa Clara County has begun a pilot sending mental-health teams into two San José tiny-home villages, connecting about 40 residents so far. Officials say the program will expand to other sites later this year.