"Stanford Eleven" to Be Arraigned on Vandalism Charges After Pro-Palestinian Protest at University
Facing arraignment, the "Stanford Eleven" are charged with vandalism and conspiracy during a pro-Palestinian protest at Stanford University, causing damage estimated between $360,000 and $1 million.
Motorcyclist Airlifted to Hospital after Single-Vehicle Accident in Napa County
A motorcyclist in Napa County sustained moderate injuries after an accident, prompting an airlift and a coordinated response from CAL FIRE, AMR, CHP, and Sheriff's Office.
Concord Police Thwart Sun Valley Mall Break-In, Suspects from San Pablo and Richmond Charged
Concord Police responded to a Sun Valley Mall break-in, arresting suspects after a car chase and crash. One carried an illegal firearm. All suspects face charges, and the community is concerned about the rising retail thefts.
Stabbing at Half Moon Bay Bar Under Investigation; Suspect At Large, San Mateo County Sheriff's Office Seeks Information
Deputies investigate a stabbing at Old Princeton Landing in Half Moon Bay; one injured and hospitalized, suspect at large. Incident occurred around 12:15 a.m., with a knife recovered at the scene. Public reassured of no ongoing danger.
Flying Taxis Just Made Their First US Public Flight—Right Here in Salinas
Two Bay Area companies just pulled off what aviation experts have been waiting years to see: whisper-quiet flying taxis soaring over Monterey County in the first public demonstration of its kind on American soil. The future of urban commuting just got a whole lot closer—and it's being built in our backyard.
Consumer DNA Tests Just Identified a Napa Woman Dead in Redding for 12 Years
A Napa woman's skull sat in a Redding evidence room for over a decade, her identity a complete mystery—until someone's decision to take a consumer DNA test created the family tree that finally brought her home. It's the 70th California cold case cracked this way, and your genetic data might help solve the next one.
CAIR-SFBA Denounces Racist Assault as UC Berkeley Police Investigate Possible Hate Crime in Berkeley
CAIR-SFBA condemns a suspected racist attack in Berkeley where racial slurs and possible BB gun shots were directed at individuals, prompting an investigation by UC Berkeley police.
San Francisco's Fleet Week Presses On Amid Federal Shutdown, Hopes for Blue Angels' Return Hang in the Balance
San Francisco's Fleet Week may have limited military participation due to a government shutdown, but activities continue with the Canadian Snowbirds and Colombian ARC Gloria. Local businesses hope for strong attendance despite challenges.












