A male victim died from a stab wound at a San Francisco intersection, despite emergency aid. No arrest yet; police continue to investigate the homicide.

San Jose advances an ordinance requiring ICE agents to identify themselves during operations, advocating for transparency and accountability, with local leaders and national legislators pushing for similar mandates.

The Downtown Streets Team, a nonprofit helping the homeless and maintaining urban cleanliness, is closing due to funding losses, affecting services like The Food Closet and leaving cities like Palo Alto seeking alternatives.

The Napa County Coroner's Office released the names of the six men killed in a DUI-related minivan crash in Pope Valley, with assistance from the Mexican Consulate.

A jewelry store owner in Milpitas fired a gun to thwart a daytime smash-and-grab robbery by a large group, with no injuries reported. Police are seeking information.

San Francisco weather update forecasts drier, warmer conditions ahead, with unsettled weather returning Sunday.

Bosco, a new Italian restaurant by The Absinthe Group, has opened in the former Bellota space in San Francisco, offering Italian cuisine with a Bay Area twist.

San Francisco celebrates the 150th anniversary of Lotta's Fountain, a historic landmark, with an online history program, special library card, and a lighting event at City Hall. The fountain is a beacon of the city's resilience and history.

Lamumba Inc., operator of a historic Oakland venue, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy due to a defaulted $4.25 million loan and is facing financial restructuring.

A motorcycle crash on 280 freeway in Santa Clara County resulted in the death of the rider. The accident involved a lane-splitting Ducati motorcycle and a Dodge Ram truck.

Napa police responded to a shooting incident, arrested 19-year-old William Stroud Jr. on charges of attempted murder and gang involvement, and urge public for information.

Former preschool teacher Bush Lai was arrested for possession of child sexual abuse material after a police investigation that began with cryptocurrency transactions linked to CSAM.

Kaiwen Du, 19, was arrested by the San José Police for involvement in the possession and distribution of child sexual abuse material, with evidence found at his home. He worked at an after-school program.