A Bay Area‑born neo‑Nazi organizer has reappeared in Petaluma as an SPLC federal suit accuses his network of assault and harassment during a Nashville intimidation tour.

The ACLU sued Santa Clara County DA Jeff Rosen, arguing his office withheld case-level racial and charging data that could reveal disparities. The complaint seeks records dating back to 2015 under California’s public records law.

Morgan Hill Police warn of thefts specifically targeting Dodge Hellcats and other high-performance vehicles in the Bay Area, with increased patrols and collaboration with regional partners to address the issue.

Legendary manager Bruce Bochy returns to the Giants as a special advisor, reuniting with Buster Posey and supporting new manager Tony Vitello. The hire blends experience with fresh leadership.

Silicon Valley Power will ask the Santa Clara City Council on Dec. 9 to approve a 4% electricity rate increase to fund projects and shore up reserves. If adopted, the change would take effect in January 2026.

A 21-year-old Berkeley man was arrested Monday after police say he stabbed his 72-year-old father. The elder is recovering at home and the suspect faces felony charges.

Tests show St. Helena’s water topped the state limit for haloacetic acids; the city approved an emergency SCADA upgrade as crews adjust treatment.

SamTrans says one-time reserves are masking a structural shortfall that could force fare or service changes after FY2027.

A person was struck and killed by a Caltrain at the Alma Street crossing in Palo Alto; Caltrain withheld details and the county coroner is expected to identify the victim this week.

Gabriela Nguyen launches the "Appstinence" movement to help people disconnect from social media, advocating for a step-by-step method to intentionally reduce digital presence.

Redwood City approved architectural permits for a new YMCA at Red Morton Park — a privately funded, two‑story facility with pools, child care and expanded community programs. The vote clears a long‑running plan into its construction phase.

New Chronicle data shows federal drug cases in San Francisco fell by more than half in 2025 as federal priorities shifted.

The City of Sonoma has placed free sand at Depot Park and will distribute up to 10 free sandbags per resident as forecasters warn heavy rain and gusty winds this week.