The California Transportation Commission allocated $28.48M to replace the century‑old "Green Bridge" at Point Reyes Station, pushing the Lagunitas Creek replacement toward construction in 2026.

Bay Lights 360 will relight the Bay Bridge next March with 50,000 LEDs and broader visibility across the Bay.

Eduardo Garcia Hernandez threatened individuals with a box cutter in a Home Depot lot, was subdued, and faces assault charges. No injuries were reported.

New Express Lanes on Interstate 80 in Solano County, between Red Top Road and Interstate 505, open for commuters with variable toll pricing and FasTrak® access.

An NTSB report found a maintenance lapse led to an engine-room blaze aboard the Dutra dredge Stuyvesant, killing a crew member and causing major damage.

Tenants at the RV Park of San Rafael sued Harmony Communities, alleging unlawful evictions and retaliatory rent hikes and asking a court to protect local rent‑control rights.

Supporters marched through the Mission to demand Gov. Newsom pardon Zoe Rosenberg after she was ordered to serve 90 days in a high‑profile 'chicken rescue' case.

Consultant data and local organizers say closing Ross’s Station 18 has lengthened engine and ambulance response times, and neighbors are pushing a ballot fix.

A pedestrian was killed in Vallejo by a suspected DUI driver, Morris Turner, marking the city's 13th fatal traffic collision in 2025. The victim's identity is withheld pending kin notification. Witnesses are urged to assist the ongoing investigation.

A shopping cart fire in Petaluma's Telephone Alley was contained by emergency services before damaging structures. Guy Jefferson Bridgeman was arrested for arson. Police are seeking additional information from the public.

A traffic stop by Santa Rosa Police led to the arrest of Halton Greenberg for carrying a concealed, loaded, and unregistered Glock 26 found in a postage box.

Sausalito violinist Sydney Li‑Jenkins, 15, was named a 2026 YoungArts winner, earning national mentorship and performance opportunities.

A fight over deed restrictions and loan terms has stalled a county-backed plan to build sober-living homes in Santa Rosa.