After 39 years on Valencia, We Be Sushi chef Andy Tonozuka has retired and closed the restaurant's last Mission location. The closure marks the end of a neighborhood mainstay.

Berkeley's Black Student Union says racist graffiti at Clark Kerr and a social-media photo prompted multiple conduct reports and demands for accountability from campus officials.

Illuminate LIVE returns with 125+ free concerts at the Golden Gate Bandshell, running March 1 through mid‑November and spotlighting local talent.

Suffolk is repositioning its West arm to build factories for AI and robotics firms as hardware startups move from lab to commercial production on the Peninsula. The contractor is reallocating staff and partnerships to capture that work.

A 61-year-old man was shot Wednesday night after leaving a store on International Boulevard; he drove to a hospital and is stable while police investigate.

After an FBI briefing in Oakland, families learned investigators believe three Bay Area disappearances may be connected to human trafficking.

JouJou, from the Lazy Bear team, opens March 6 in SoMa as a 6,500‑square‑foot French restaurant with a seafood‑heavy à‑la‑carte menu and a lively bar. Reservations are available via Tock.

Multiple resignations have left Farmington Fire's leadership thin. The rural San Joaquin district has formed an ad‑hoc committee to find a permanent chief.

A coordinated string of smash-and-grab burglaries hit seven Berkeley cafes overnight, including the original Peet's. Police say the incidents unfolded in about 30 minutes and the investigation is ongoing.

Sen. Richard Blumenthal has asked Binance for records after investigators traced $1.7B in crypto flows to Iran and some staff who flagged the activity were disciplined.

Fairfield police say two people were arrested after a driver allegedly pointed a firearm; officers recovered a loaded gun and a high-capacity magazine. Community tips helped lead officers to the vehicle.

Patchy fog and leftover showers slow Oakland's Wednesday morning commute. Warmer, drier weather builds into the weekend.

A Stockton man pleaded guilty and was ordered to serve consecutive life terms after a June 25, 2024 trailer fire killed a mother and two boys.