Retired KTVU reporter Lloyd LaCuesta filmed a mountain lion in his Redwood City yard Friday. Officials urge residents to keep pets inside and report sightings.

CIM Group is preparing to hand over two SoMa office buildings after defaulting on a $98M loan tied to a major tenant’s exit.

About $240 million in inactive SF City Option accounts may be transferred to the city's general fund on May 21 unless owners enroll or file claims.

Video circulating online appears to show a fan in a Giants cap tripped and attacked on Pier 28 after Thursday's Dodgers‑Giants game, with those involved fleeing before police arrived.

BART and the City of Hayward are lining up developers for a transit‑oriented, mixed‑use project at Hayward Station; community open houses and a survey close May 15.

Thrive Eternal, Joshua Kushner's new permanent-capital arm, has struck a deal to buy a stake in the San Francisco Giants; terms are undisclosed and MLB approval is required.

A new Indian Health Center report finds widespread violence, missing relatives and murders among Bay Area Indigenous people and urges better data and culturally centered care.

Loard’s voluntarily recalled dozens of 32oz and 56oz tubs after an FDA inspection found missing allergen labels. Return affected products for a refund or replacement.

California AG Rob Bonta joined 23 attorneys general in asking a federal judge to permanently block Executive Order 14399, which would shift control of mail voting to federal agencies.

A Vallejo traffic stop on April 8 produced a stolen vehicle, a loaded unregistered handgun and suspected meth, heroin and fentanyl; three people were arrested.

Alameda County public defenders wore black in Oakland, saying surging caseloads and chronic underfunding have hollowed out the Sixth Amendment right to counsel.

San Jose Water will deploy a $3 million mobile purification unit to test direct potable reuse, with a pilot expected within about two years.

Supervisor Stephen Sherrill urged City Hall to refill the vacant hearings officer post and restart the city’s 'dog court' after a sharp jump in reported bites. Neighbors say enforcement gaps are leaving people exposed.