The Berkeley Half Marathon on Nov 16 will cause street closures, bus reroutes, and parking adjustments in the area, impacting major roads and I-80 off-ramps.

Palo Alto experienced multiple burglaries, with two homes occupied during the incidents. Police chase ensued but suspects escaped. Authorities urge heightened security and request information.

California Attorney General Rob Bonta issued an alert on Veterans Day, warning veterans of scams and advising them to consult accredited sources for benefit assistance and information.

Palo Alto paused its downtown zoning rewrite while staff evaluate how SB 79 — the new state law on housing near transit — will affect the city’s plans.

A San Francisco protester who says a volunteer’s punch at the 2023 APEC CEO Summit left her with brain injuries and a broken jaw has sued APEC and the volunteer. The filing and a petition for mental‑health diversion in the criminal case have raised new questions about volunteer vetting and accountability.

"Monkey King," a SF Opera premiere, blends East and West in a bilingual production based on "Journey to the West," featuring a $10M budget for costumes and sets, and includes kung fu and puppetry.

San Mateo County held a public forum for sheriff candidates, focusing on visions for the Sheriff's Office and addressing concerns like community policing and immigration.

A man was critically wounded after shots were fired into a parked pickup in Jack London Square while his 6‑year‑old son sat inside; police say the child was unharmed.

A 43-year-old Gustine man died after his motorcycle overturned and was struck on southbound U.S. 101 in San Jose Monday night. CHP is investigating.

The Justice Department will review clashes and arrests outside a Turning Point USA event at UC Berkeley after videos showed a violent altercation outside Zellerbach Hall.

A fatigued train operator caused a Muni train to speed, throwing passengers around, but technical issues were ruled out. The operator is now on non-driving status.

Caltrain is ending its 55-cent Clipper fare discount on January 1, 2026, to equalize payment methods, amidst financial challenges and record service levels.

San Francisco, San José and Oakland are expanding interim shelters into new neighborhoods to ease downtown pressure — but NIMBY opposition, land limits and funding are making openings rocky. Cities say the shift is about equity; neighbors say it’s about quality of life.