San Francisco gets a sunny Monday, but dangerous surf and coastal flooding remain concerns. Then temperatures climb into the 80s by Thursday.

A wanted passenger bolted on foot near Bay Point while the Honda Civic driver collided with cars after driving against freeway traffic twice.

The NFL office itself ordered the ejection, and it was Greenlaw's third career toss from a game.

The $1.2 million prize honors work that reshaped how economists model shocks like energy crises and spending swings.

Green wristbands, consent drills and a James Bond party — Berkeley's SlutCon has prompted debate in AI safety circles.

An appeals court revived the late Sylvia Bracamonte's case, saying the county may have known the risks but stayed silent.

The Shady 2 Fire was reported in Lake County, with its cause and containment still unknown.

David Xu pleaded no contest to a felony and completed probation; he is seeking a court dismissal.

A Marin judge stripped Kevin Saavedra of his guns and ordered him away from parent Ina Gotlieb, who says she finally feels relief.

Sunny skies return to San Francisco, but dangerous surf and minor coastal flooding remain along the shoreline through Tuesday.

Gov. Newsom signed SB 479, letting Berkeley, Pasadena and Long Beach build coordinated outreach squads that share confidential records.

Police have made no arrests after a sidewalk confrontation near 14th Street left a woman in grave condition early Sunday.

A pickup driver told dispatchers they struck a car already wrecked in the pileup while trapped inside their own vehicle.