UCSF Grabs Another 525K Square Feet of Mission Bay Biotech Tower for Dental School Move
UCSF has purchased 409 and 499 Illinois in Mission Bay — including the former FibroGen tower — to relocate its School of Dentistry and expand clinical training. Plans call for renovations to begin next year and a phased opening by 2029.
Two Juveniles Arrested for Armed Robbery Linked to Social Media Sale in Marin City
Two minors were arrested for a November armed robbery in Marin City, where they allegedly robbed victims at gunpoint during a social media arranged clothing sale.
Oakland Councilmember Ken Houston Defends Controversial Gesture Amid Mixed Reactions and Calls for Decorum
Oakland Councilmember Ken Houston's provocative gesture during a meeting has led to mixed reactions, with some criticizing his decorum and others supporting his policies. Despite no formal complaints, the incident prompts debate on political conduct.
South San Francisco PD Releases Details on Officer-Involved Shooting, Subject Survives
The South San Francisco Police detailed an officer-involved shooting where Luis Francisco-Manzo, armed with a knife, was shot by officers but survived. An investigation is ongoing, and bodycam footage has been released.
California DMV Issues Ultimatum to Tesla Over 'Misleading' Autopilot Advertising; Sales Suspension Looms
The California DMV has given Tesla a 90-day ultimatum to correct its self-driving and autopilot advertising claims or face a 30-day sales suspension. Tesla must clarify that their vehicles require active driver supervision.
Rio Vista Man, 83, Nabbed After Solano Raid Finds 1,000 Child Abuse Images
Solano County Sheriff's Office posted photos of a Nov. 13, 2024 search that led to the arrest of Michael Hartwig, 83, after investigators say they found more than 1,000 images of child sexual abuse material.
Erratic Outburst at Healdsburg Bus Stop Leads to Arrest of Santa Rosa Man with Outstanding San Francisco Felony Warrant
A man was arrested in Healdsburg following erratic behavior at a bus stop and found to have an outstanding felony warrant. He allegedly threw objects at vehicles and wielded a glass bottle threateningly.
'You Can't Shoot Black People Anymore': Ex-Sonoma Deputy Says Racist Culture Killed His Career
A retired Sonoma County deputy alleges years of racial discrimination and repeated pass‑overs for promotions in an 83‑page lawsuit filed in county court.












