Six‑pack ticket packages for the A’s June Las Vegas homestand go on sale Feb. 18, with priority-list access and a lineup of game-day giveaways.

Two more arrests bring the number of suspects to four after a violent Jan. 18 smash-and-grab at a Yuba City jewelry store that injured the owner.

A national survey finds widespread wage pessimism, and San Francisco's high housing and living costs are prompting many women to delay homebuying, parenthood and career moves.

Nine alleged Ghost Town gang members were sentenced to a combined 709 months for a 2022 robbery spree that targeted Bay Area small businesses.

Alameda County Sheriff's Office renewed a plea for tips in the 1975 Castro Valley homicide of Geraldine Thomas.

A $537.3 million settlement with the Dragados‑Flatiron contractor and a bill to let the rail inspector general withhold records have lawmakers demanding answers. Timing and secret sessions have sparked calls for more oversight.

The FBI says a Fresno man pleaded guilty to wire fraud after running two real-estate investment firms that solicited investor funds. The plea follows an FBI Sacramento probe.

SMC Alert warned drivers to avoid a stretch of Edgewood Road Monday night after a large structure fire; officials advised alternate routes while crews responded.

Woodland Park tenants pressed a former owner to drop an appeal after a rent board ordered more than $200,000 in rebates following habitability findings. Organizers say the payouts are needed now.

Rain arrives Tuesday with gusty southeast winds and new advisories for coastal waters.

Vallejo police say a student was arrested after staff and officers recovered a loaded, unregistered firearm at a Vallejo high school on Friday. Officials praised site safety staff for intervening.

A Seahawks fan from Puyallup was seriously injured when an Uber she rode in rolled near Palo Alto; she says the driver suffered a stroke and she was pinned inside the vehicle.

City officials say Vacaville faces a roughly $9 million shortfall and are exploring a November 2026 ballot measure to protect public safety and repair streets. The city has already enacted about $9.2 million in cost cuts, including a hiring freeze.