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Mostly sunny, unseasonably warm weather is expected this afternoon. Temperatures will range from upper 60s to upper 70s inland. Even a tad warmer for your Bay Area Sunday. A Coastal Flood Advisory for low lying areas adjacent to the Bay remains in place until 2 PM.

Swords to Plowshares, a Bay Area nonprofit, keeps an eye on the federal government shutdown as it honors veterans at an annual celebration in Oakland.

Olympic gold medalist and Bay Area native Kristi Yamaguchi kicked off the holiday season by cutting the ribbon at her namesake ice rink at City Center Bishop Ranch. Proceeds benefit her Always Dream foundation, which provides children from low-income families with high-quality books and reading support.

Authorities in the East Bay are looking for a suspect they have been following since about 4 p.m. on Friday. The suspect Lexus car drove erratically through multiple East Bay counties before one passenger bailed and was detained. Meanwhile, another person in the vehicle vacated the car and entered an apartment complex.

Moms helping moms: grassroots movement in the South Bay helping families buy groceries.

- Warming and drying trend through this upcoming Monday - Tidally influenced coastal flooding and hazardous beach conditions continue through Saturday - Unsettled weather pattern returns by the middle of next week For tonight, valley and wind sheltered locations will drop into the upper 40s with low-to-mid 50s elsewhere. Low clouds are forecast to return tonight and more so into Saturday morning in the North Bay and Bay Area as a shallow marine layer remains in place. Offshore flow will increase slightly in the higher terrain overnight, further drying out conditions. However, recent rainfall and generally weak north/northeast winds will limit fire weather concerns. Warmer conditions are forecast for Saturday. Temperatures both days with be 5-15 degrees above normal for this time of year with mid 70s to mid 80s across the interior with the Bay Shoreline and the Santa Cruz region reaching into the low 70s to low 80s.

A handful of families who've lost loved ones to suicide say ChatGPT is at least partially to blame. They recently met with California's attorney general to make their case.

The Supreme Court on Friday granted the Trump Administration's emergency appeal to temporarily block a court order to fully fund SNAP payments amid the ongoing federal government shutdown. That ruling came shortly after a federal appeals court declined to suspend court orders requiring the administration to fund the program. Meanwhile Democrats proposed a compromise to reopen the government that was quickly rejected by Republican legislators.

With the federal government shutdown in its 38th day and no end in sight, warnings about air travel complications have become ominous.

People woke up Friday to discover that their November SNAP benefits had suddenly appeared on their debit cards. The Trump Administration is appealing judges' orders to fund the food assistance program during the government shutdown. The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced Friday it would fully fund November benefits for more than 40 million recipients nationwide.

The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors narrowed a crowded list of candidates to replace ousted Sheriff Christina Corpus to three people. Ken Binder is the Gilroy Police chief and former Santa Clara County Undersheriff; David Lazar is a retired SFPD assistant chief; and Brian Travis is the Chief of Police and Director of Public Safety for the Solano Community College Dist.

Authorities in Fremont are trying to track down the dog responsible for killing another smaller dog at Central Park near Lake Elizabeth. It happened October 23rd. And now police are releasing an image of the animal they believe is responsible. likely a cane corso or a pitbull.

Courtney Alford, 45, has been charged with burglary, trespassing, peeking and invading privacy for watching women sleep and shower at a UC Berkeley sorority, according to Berkeley police.