A motorcyclist died Saturday after a crash on Green Valley Road in Fairfield. Police are investigating and closed a stretch of the roadway.

After mounting losses, Silver Sprocket will close its Valencia Street storefront on March 23. The publisher says releases will continue under a new PGW/Ingram distribution deal.

Juice House Co. will shutter its five Bay Area stores on April 4, founder Tiana Duvauchelle announced. Gift cards remain usable in‑store but refunds won't be offered.

A suspected DUI crash on southbound I-880 near Davis Street in San Leandro killed two men and sent a woman to Eden Medical Center, CHP says.

A former Venetia Valley PTA president was arrested after about $7,000 went missing from the PTA's safe. Investigators and the district are reviewing the case.

Hundreds of nurses rallied outside Alameda Hospital as part of a national Red Alert tour, warning Medicaid and Medicare cuts could force local services to shrink.

An outside blaze at 265 Corona Street spread to a neighboring building early Sunday, the San Francisco Fire Department posted. Crews were dispatched after a Citizen app alert.

Clipper account balances and passes vanished from the app and website Saturday; agencies urged riders to use contactless bank cards and email support.

AlertSF warns to avoid College Ave and Mission St after fire and police activity; emergency crews are on scene and delays are expected.

Contra Costa homicide detectives are investigating a death on Westminster Place in Lafayette; officials have released few details and no arrests have been announced.

Monet and Venice opens at the de Young today, reuniting Monet’s Venetian canvases with 100+ works in Golden Gate Park. The show runs through July 26.

The state’s petroleum watchdog has opened probes into some gas stations after sudden pump‑price spikes. Regulators are collecting records to see whether illegal gouging occurred.

AG Rob Bonta asked a federal judge to force the Education Department to restore full school mental‑health grant funding after the agency issued only partial payments. The state says truncated funding has already prompted layoff notices and threatens student services.