San Francisco is set to experience a rise in temperatures with moderate heat risk in inland areas, while coastal areas remain in the 60s and 70s. Conditions will cool slightly by the weekend.

E.l.f. Cosmetics faced backlash for an ad featuring Matt Rife, who has joked about domestic violence, leading to a negative public reaction despite the brand's intention to resonate with a young female audience.

Police responded to gunfire in Vallejo during a music video shoot, detaining individuals and seizing firearms, with one arrest made for multiple charges.

Sonoma County authorities arrested Khanh Trong Tran, suspected of intentionally killing his 94-year-old father-in-law, initially thought to be a natural death.

Jewelry store robbers in Castro Valley, CA, were chased by police, leading to the capture of one suspect in the woods by the East Bay Regional Park District Police's HEAT team.

Berkeley Police seek public assistance to find missing 11-year-old Chloe Sutton, last seen Saturday on Burnett Street, wearing a black tank top, gray Raiders sweatpants, and blue Yeezy shoes.

San Francisco's weekend will be cooler with possible drizzle, but a heatwave with temperatures potentially reaching low 100s is expected in interior parts mid-week. High tides may affect coastal areas, and boaters face hazardous conditions.

An ordinary Clement Street visit turned into a scene of an assault with a deadly weapon accusation, when a woman allegedly attempted to drive down a pedestrian with her car in a fit of road rage.

Victor Serriteno was sentenced to 73 years to life for murdering Priscilla Castro and starting the Markley Fire, which killed two others, in a bid to cover up the crime.

Deputies arrested a burglary suspect at a Millbrae retirement community after he was discovered by staff and fled, with stolen items recovered upon his capture.

Colma Police arrested Yudes Cruzcastro for stealing $2,700 in supplies from Home Depot, with prior warrants and narcotics found.

A second crow tested positive for West Nile virus in Walnut Creek, with increased mosquito breeding and WNV risk due to hot weather. Residents are urged to eliminate standing water and use repellent.

Bay Area residents experience a foggy and drizzly weekend with cooler temperatures and a small craft advisory for choppy sea conditions, with a warming trend forecasted to start Monday.