Dave Chappelle will headline Chase Center on Feb. 7, 2026 during Super Bowl weekend. The phone-free arena show goes on sale Friday at noon via Ticketmaster.

A UC Berkeley student was charged after antisemitic graffiti targeted families at University Village in Albany, prompting a police probe and city cleanup.

At least three cars were found burned in San Jose's Willow Glen early Thursday; one sat in a driveway and flames did not spread to a home. Officials have not released details yet.

A former Sonoma County Farm Bureau employee was charged after officials say she stole roughly $375,000. The bureau says it will cover unrecovered foundation losses while prosecutors proceed.

San Francisco Police detained six suspects responsible for over $52K in retail thefts and damage after a detailed investigation by its Organized Retail Crime Task Force.

Roommate arrested as suspect in San Jose hit-and-run that killed Loren Badillo after initially seeking public help.

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie reflects on his first year in office, noting crime reduction and the implementation of technology in law enforcement, but faces criticism for his methods in addressing homelessness and economic challenges.

Police in Fairfield responded to a vehicle theft and arrested Clarence Jordan, a felon with existing warrants, finding a rifle and armor-piercing bullets in his possession.

San Mateo Police Department crackdown on illegal tobacco sales at two businesses, seizing over 2,700 illicit items, as part of a broader justice grant initiative.

Police in Palo Alto arrested 63-year-old Jimmy CoseyStevens for assaulting an officer and evading arrest after fleeing a traffic stop and crashing through gates.

San Mateo County, grappling with high housing prices, has provided resident Elizabeth Perez with a home at Casa Esperanza, amidst concerns about funding sustainability for such housing projects.

San Francisco's Planning Commission now requires permits for exterior drone testing in PDR zones, a move resulting from DoorDash's drone activities and concerns about privacy and employment in diverse socioeconomic areas.

A 2019 San Jose traffic accident victim has died, revising that year's fatality count to 62. The male pedestrian was hit outside a crosswalk and succumbed to his injuries years later. The driver's identity and legal consequences are undisclosed.