Two years into the 2023–31 RHNA cycle Foster City has completed 73 of 1,896 required units and approved only 38, leaving officials scrambling for ways to speed housing production. Local leaders blame financing and say the city must act to close the gap.

Hayden AI says its ex‑CEO forged board signatures, secretly sold stock and copied 41GB of company emails. Court papers and reporting say he even threatened to contact ex‑Mayor Eric Adams.

Patchy morning fog clears by mid-morning for sunny skies and a high near 67°F. Coastal gusts and marine advisories may affect boats and commutes.

A man died Saturday near the Gorge swimming hole in Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park after responders found him unresponsive.

The Athletics’ investment group has joined West Oakland residents and environmentalists to press regulators over Radius Recycling after a 2023 shredder blaze. The dispute has moved into courtrooms and the State Capitol.

La Noisette Sweets will close April 1 as owner Alain Shocron retires to focus on his health and family after a decade of pastries in West Berkeley.

Low‑wealth California districts asked a judge to pause remaining Prop 2 modernization money, saying the state's matching system funnels aid to property‑rich districts. The injunction could slow new approvals and pressure Sacramento to rewrite the formula.

The Alameda Creek Watershed Center beside Sunol Water Temple remains closed after nearly 17 years of planning as archaeology, storm damage and contract changes delay an opening. The SFPUC says work will continue through 2026 but has no set date.

Mid‑70s and sunny Sunday in San Francisco, with breezy afternoons and coastal fog returning overnight.

Salvador Aceves, a Mission District native and longtime Jesuit‑school administrator, has been named USF’s 29th president — the university’s first lay and Latino leader.

Two men were shot early Saturday in the Tenderloin and taken to a nearby hospital. Police say their conditions are unknown and are asking for tips.

Nearly two months after a 16-inch force main broke on Jan. 11, Clearlake households still face contaminated wells, bottled water and slow cleanup.

Beloved Bernal bakery Black Jet is opening Black Jet Luncheonette at 4033 Judah St., combining housemade Pop‑Tarts, cakes and rotating made‑to‑order sandwiches in the Outer Sunset. The team hopes to debut in June.