Rialto filed to foreclose on Tribune Tower, 405 14th and 1500 Broadway after a $111M loan default; a receiver reports severe disrepair and unpaid taxes.

A San Francisco jury convicted former Google engineer Linwei Ding on 14 counts after prosecutors said he copied thousands of pages of AI designs.

Bay Area businesses and students strike in protest against ICE policies and violence, with school walkouts and business closures demonstrating solidarity with actions nationwide.

A 31-year-old San Jose man died after his Suzuki motorcycle crashed on Highway 9 south of Highway 35 in the Santa Cruz Mountains. The CHP says the cause is under investigation.

Archbishop Riordan High School in San Francisco abruptly cancels classes due to three active tuberculosis cases, moving to remote learning while health officials conduct testing.

A handwritten bathroom message at American Canyon High was treated as a possible bomb threat. County EOD and K‑9 teams swept the campus and investigators are working the case.

Two AI firms are nearing block‑size leases in Showplace Square, signaling renewed corporate demand for San Francisco offices.

The NWS has issued warnings for hazardous beach conditions and minor coastal flooding in the Bay Area, advising caution around water due to dangerous surf and high tides.

Survivors marched in Sacramento urging lawmakers to close legal loopholes that let minors marry, citing local records and national research showing the scale of the problem.

The state high court ruled that pot crumbs in cars don’t automatically allow searches; a rolled joint can still count as an open container under a new three-part test.

Tim Simmons, a 17‑year RPD veteran, is Richmond's new police chief and has prioritized hiring, neighborhood policing and a review of license‑plate reader data.

Yuba and Sutter counties are bundling roadway fixes into a regional safety action plan after a crash review found thousands of injury collisions and hundreds of fatal or severe crashes. The plan aims to steer grant dollars toward signals, roundabouts and bike/ped projects.

Palo Alto has submitted new technical and legal materials in a CEQA appeal of SFO's development plan, arguing the FEIR downplays noise and air‑quality impacts.