SpaceX said Tuesday it can buy San Francisco’s Cursor for $60 billion or pay $10 billion for a partnership. The move ties Musk’s AI push to a startup that has raised billions and rapidly grown revenue.

Caltrans announced plans to add 1,656 electric vehicles to its state fleet, pushing a major shift in how crews operate across California.

Morning showers and a chance of thunderstorms; clearing to mid‑60s by the afternoon.

Attorney General Rob Bonta called 2024 "historic" after state data showed the fewest firearm-related deaths since 1968, while warning the gains are fragile. DOJ reports show falling homicides but tracing gaps remain.

Emails show Yale officials have opened exploratory talks with Mayor Daniel Lurie about a possible satellite campus in San Francisco.

Berkshire Residential paid $134M for about 300 live‑work lofts in San Francisco and rebranded the package The Grid Collection.

A broken water main flooded the Treasure Island tunnel on the Bay Bridge, closing two eastbound I‑80 lanes and snarling traffic as crews work to clear the roadway.

Japanese materials firm Resonac opened the U.S.'s first advanced semiconductor packaging R&D center in Union City, joining a US‑JOINT consortium to speed AI chip development.

Napa County will host a free ADU info session next Thursday covering forgivable construction loans up to $105,000 and tenant eligibility requirements.

Benihana celebrated a ribbon-cutting at Bridgepointe Shopping Center in San Mateo on April 21, unveiling a new 7,000+ sq ft restaurant with 18 teppanyaki tables.

SpaceX and California regulators reached a conditional settlement over a long-running fight about launch limits at Vandenberg. A federal judge must approve before terms are made public.

An investigation found violence and safety lapses at Crestwood Healing Center, San Francisco’s locked mental‑health ward, prompting new questions about oversight and funding.

Meta will install software to log employees' mouse movements and keystrokes to train AI agents, prompting fresh privacy concerns and regulatory scrutiny.