Skydio showcased its advanced drone technology for first responders at Ascend 2025, revealing new models like the R10 for indoor use and the high-speed F10 for broader applications.

Santa Clara County opened "Recover Gilroy," an outpatient clinic for substance use disorders, offering assessments, counseling, and medication-assisted treatment for addiction. It serves Medi-Cal recipients and those with commercial insurance.

San Jose's first safe sleeping site for the homeless was shut down temporarily due to electrical issues, affecting the residents who were moved to other locations.

The driver involved in the fatal crash that killed Charles Corrigan in Napa faces charges for vehicular manslaughter due to excessive speed and not yielding to a pedestrian.

Former news anchor Frank Somerville was arrested on suspicion of battery after an incident involving his daughter, despite claiming sobriety on Facebook.

San Francisco's Muni Heritage Weekend returns, featuring free rides on vintage streetcars and buses, family activities, and exhibits celebrating the city's transit history.

Three men were wounded in a Concord shooting; Concord Police Department reports the victims are stable and a suspect vehicle was detained by Contra Costa Sheriff's Deputies. The investigation continues.

San Francisco's largest mall, the San Francisco Centre, is 93% empty with its value dropping from over $1 billion in 2016 to $195 million, impacted by e-commerce growth and the pandemic.

Supervisor Joel Engardio was recalled by voters in San Francisco's Sunset District due to his support for a controversial park proposal, with 64.6% favoring his removal.

Fairfield police quickly contained a shooting incident after a fight at Fairfield High School. Shots were fired at a vehicle, but no injuries occurred as officers secured the campus.

Alfa Private Security owners ordered to pay over $200,000 after a guilty plea for wage theft and insurance fraud following a joint four-year investigation.

The Bay Area faces dense fog, heat wave, and remnants of a tropical storm, with risks of thunderstorms and aviation/marine impacts according to the National Weather Service San Francisco.

The Bay Area's most notorious grocery store closure just got its health department blessing to reopen after five months of being overrun by rats and roaches. But the store is choosing to stay dark even longer, perfectly capturing California's complicated new reality where traditional pest control has become a wildlife protection issue.