Union Street Assault Leaves Two Hospitalized as SFPD Seeks Help Identifying Suspects
SFPD released photos after an alleged Feb. 8 assault that hospitalized two people on Union Street. Investigators are asking anyone with information to call the tip line.
Sonoma Planners Slam Brakes on Fast-Track Sebastiani Rezoning
The Sonoma Planning Commission voted to 'go‑slow' on rezoning the Sebastiani Winery parcel, recommending agricultural zoning remain until project specifics and the General Plan are settled.
San Jose Scammer Admits Olympia P.O. Box Ruse That Bilked Washington Businesses
A San Jose man admitted to sending fake government billing letters that prompted thousands of businesses to mail payments to an Olympia P.O. box. Prosecutors seized nearly $400K.
Top Testing Group Brands Zoe Traveler Stroller A 'Don't Buy' After Tip Scare
Consumer Reports' lab tests found the Zoe The Traveler stroller tipped in stability testing and earned a 'Don't Buy' rating. Experts offer safety tips and safer compact alternatives.
Santa Clara Water Boss Out After Probe, Board Lets Him Ride Gravy Train
Rick Callender will step down March 1 while the board keeps him in a paid advisory role for a year. Employees and critics say the secretive deal raises more questions than answers.
Siri Snooping Cash Starts Hitting Bay Area and Nationwide Bank Accounts
Apple has started sending payments from its $95M Siri settlement; deposits labeled “Lopez Voice Assistant” began arriving on Jan. 23, 2026. Recipients are reporting modest payouts per device.
Mumps Scare Rattles Berkeley High, Parents Put On Alert
Berkeley High warned that people on campus on Feb. 2 may have been exposed to mumps as city health officials open an investigation. Families are being urged to check vaccination records and call a doctor if symptoms appear.












