A 36-year-old man was fatally shot in East Oakland on Thanksgiving Eve after gunfire prompted officers to the scene. Police are asking for tips and video.

San Francisco Supervisor Matt Dorsey proposes an 18-month pilot curfew for corner stores in SoMa, similar to one in the Tenderloin, aiming to reduce drug-related crime.

Vallejo Police arrested two suspects who stole $1,700 worth of jackets after a witness reported seeing them flee in a Dodge Charger, which police later found along with the jackets and arrested the suspects who faced charges including grand theft.

San Jose’s Strike Brewing announced an Oct. 31 closure and filed for Chapter 7 on Nov. 24, setting up a liquidation after 11 years in business.

East West Bank has listed the vacant six‑story Civic Center building at 1128 Market after a planned conversion to a women's shelter stalled amid funding delays.

Gilead plans to tear down a 12‑acre office complex in Foster City and build up to 800,000 square feet of labs and R&D in a two‑phase project. The first building could be ready by the end of 2028 if permits move quickly.

A shallow 3.7-magnitude quake shook the Geysers area before dawn, prompting felt reports but no immediate damage reports. Local seismologists revised the initial reading to 3.7.

Unions and privacy experts are pushing back as the NFL plans to use facial-authentication for Super Bowl staff at Levi's Stadium.

Dense morning fog will slow some Bay Area commutes before clearing to mostly sunny skies with highs near 63°F.

Chef José Andrés' Zaytinya, offering Mediterranean cuisine, has opened at Stanford Shopping Center, promising authentic dishes and unique beverage options to Bay Area food enthusiasts.

Heritage Auctions' sale of comics and art totaled $29.36 million; Frank Frazetta's "Luana" sold for $1.75 million, and a Superman No. 1 comic fetched $9.12 million.

Employees strike at an Oakland McDonald's facing closure, upset over short notice and lack of transfer options, after past issues including a rodent infestation were reported.

A judge ordered ICE to improve its San Francisco holding cells' conditions, giving detainees mattresses, blankets, and medical care, citing constitutional rights violations.