SFFD crews responded to a one‑alarm structure fire on the 400 block of 28th Avenue; flames were reported on a rear deck and no injuries were reported.

A Sonoma Valley commission will spotlight how steep premiums, nonrenewals and FAIR Plan strain are squeezing homeowners and small businesses.

Vendors at Richmond’s flea market say customers vanished after Bay Area immigration operations were announced. Some longtime sellers are considering closing as weekend attendance falls.

South San Francisco has tapped Laura Snideman as its next city manager, but her Calistoga exit includes a severance dispute and a withdrawn waiver. The council will consider her contract next Wednesday.

Gov. Newsom unveiled Quantum California at UC Berkeley, pairing new law and $4 million to turn quantum research into jobs and companies across the state.

Judge Ramon's release of murder suspect Vicente Aguilera in Santa Clara leads to conflict between the DA and the court, raising issues of bail reform and public safety.

An 18-year-old was arrested in Colma for multiple charges including possession of a loaded firearm and resisting arrest after a traffic stop led to a probation search.

The San Francisco Symphony receives its 32nd Grammy nomination for Best Orchestral Performance with a recording of Stravinsky; Esa-Pekka Salonen led the performance.

San Francisco firefighters rapidly extinguished a top-floor blaze on Montgomery Street, evacuating all residents without injury and receiving high praise for their exceptional response.

Gilroy Police investigate after a teen found a razor blade in a candy bar from trick-or-treating; they urge public vigilance and to report any tampering.

Marin County man, Denni Rodas Diaz, was sentenced for auto insurance fraud after pleading guilty, involved in filing false claims and staging accidents between 2021-2023.

A man robbed a Walgreens and was caught after a car crash and a K9's assistance. He faces several charges including robbery and driving under the influence.

San Jose police issued an advisory for missing girls Mya Catacutan, 13, and Camila Toscano, 14, last seen on November 6; authorities seek public assistance.