Dua Lipa performed with Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong in San Francisco, covering "Wake Me Up When September Ends" at her tour stop at the Chase Center.

A Tiburon resident used an Apple AirTag to track their lost dog to a neighbor's house; after negotiations and a search warrant, the police recovered the dog and arrested the homeowner.

Arrest of Clyde Darn for narcotics trafficking in San Francisco announced, with charges including firearm possession. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment.

The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors removed Sheriff Christina Corpus after a unanimous vote, following evidence of misconduct and policy violations.

California Governor Gavin Newsom signed the Connect Bay Area Act into law to let voters decide in 2026 on a sales tax to support Bay Area transit agencies facing budget shortfalls.

San Francisco leads an 11-city coalition in filing an amicus brief to block anti-LGBTQIA executive orders, emphasizing the importance of protecting transgender rights and access to healthcare services.

She called 911 from a moving car, telling dispatchers the men were using drugs and one had a knife. When officers arrived at the remote hiking trail, they could hear her screaming—and the suspects were already trying to flee.

Oakland Police arrested two individuals in East Oakland for possession of narcotics, prompted by community tips, and also seized a firearm from a nearby vehicle.

Rain showers and possible thunderstorms, with chances of lightning, heavy rain, gusty winds, and hail, are forecasted for the Bay Area, causing potential urban flooding and difficult driving conditions.

Feel Good Bakery in East Bay is closing on October 31 after 22 years, with the Alameda community expressing sadness over the loss of their beloved bakery.

A rare plant, the caper-fruited tropidocarpum, unseen since 1957, was rediscovered in Vasco Hills Regional Preserve highlighting the importance of conservation efforts.

Salesforce's Dreamforce conference in San Francisco is expected to draw 50,000 attendees, generate $130M in revenue, and feature high-profile speakers and celebrities.

CalFire lifts burn permit suspension in Sonoma County, allowing controlled burns with conditions and necessary permits during appropriate weather and air quality conditions.