Two employees were robbed at gunpoint during a night deposit in Antioch following the Contra Costa County Fair. The police are investigating and seek information.

San Francisco and New York are leading cities in the global startup ecosystem, particularly for AI, with significant venture funding and market presence. Los Angeles and Boston follow behind Chinese cities.

A man was critically injured in a police shooting in San Jose after officers responded to reports of gunfire. The suspect was hospitalized and no officers were injured. An investigation is ongoing.

General Motors has opened a new technology hub in Mountain View, hiring local talent to innovate in electric and connected vehicles, while still producing combustion engine models.

An Oakland woman was arrested for stealing a taco truck and found by police wearing an apron and eating the food inside. She confessed, citing hunger as her motive.

The opening of cannabis retailer Rose Mary Jane at 2057 Market Street is unlikely after its application was canceled due to inactivity.

American Eagle Outfitters is closing its store in San Francisco's Emporium Centre due to security concerns, leaving 52 jobless and adding to the mall's vacancies.

The historic Shreve & Co. jewelry store in San Francisco is closing, with a liquidation sale, as it relocates to Palo Alto, leaving Union Square after 172 years.

Tesla supercharging stations in Vallejo, California, were vandalized as cables were cut, causing significant inconvenience and repair costs, reflecting a trend of metal theft targeting the valuable copper within the cables.

Santa Rosa police detained Tommy Lewis after an alleged stabbing stemming from a dispute with his roommate in transitional housing; collected evidence includes knives.

CHP officers in Oakland arrested a suspect after a chase, recovering stolen vehicles, two loaded firearms, and drugs. The pursuit ended without further incident, with the suspect facing multiple charges.

San Francisco expands its Vacant to Vibrant program, adding storefronts to revitalize downtown post-pandemic, benefiting small businesses and warmly received by the community.

U.S. authorities extradited Victor Viera-Chirinos from Honduras for drug charges in San Francisco's Tenderloin district.