Person fatally struck by SMART train in Petaluma

A man was struck and killed by a Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit train Friday morning in Petaluma, the agency confirmed.

The Canadians behind the 7-foot Labubu bread sculpture in Benicia

There's a 7-foot bread sculpture of a popular Labubu grinning in front of a Benicia bakery, and it's the creation of a Canadian family who moved to the Bay Area to start a new chapter in life. 

19-year-olds arrested after backpack robbery in Burlingame

Two 19-year-olds were arrested on Thursday in Burlingame after they allegedly pretended to have a gun hidden in their pockets and took somebody's backpack before taking off in a black sedan, police said. 

CHP pursuit in Oakland, 2 arrests

Two people were arrested Thursday night following a California Highway Patrol pursuit in Oakland, authorities said.

Here's why the Walnut Festival not held in Walnut Creek this year

The East Bay’s longtime Walnut Festival has a new temporary home this year — about 20 miles east of its namesake city.

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff faces new controversy over ICE

Salesforce’s annual Dreamforce conference wrapped up this week, but CEO Marc Benioff is facing new controversy following a report that he offered to help the federal government hire immigration enforcement agents.

Temps in the 70s
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Today's temps will mostly be in the 70s.

Nice weather ahead
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A pleasant weather pattern is setting up just in time for the weekend! Patchy clouds should resurface Friday morning. Mostly sunny skies and mild temperatures will highlight the afternoon forecast. Highs should range from the upper 60s to the upper 70s. Get outside this weekend. The weather looks great!

Oakland neighbors disturbed by person throwing rocks into windows

Neighbors in a quiet community in North Oakland are banding together to find someone throwing rocks into their windows for no apparent reason.

Dreamforce 2025 wraps up in San Francisco amid National Guard controversy

The annual Dreamforce conference has drawn to a close, bringing tens of thousands of visitors to San Francisco — but also a fair share of controversy.

Pride flag set on fire: Suspect caught on East Bay couple's home security camera

An East Bay couple who hung a Pride flag outside their home for the first time, say they were shocked to see someone walk up to their house in San Leandro and set the flag on fire Wednesday morning.

South Bay officials celebrate return of baby deliveries at Regional Med, warn budget gap could force its closure
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Santa Clara County supervisors and executives celebrated the return to labor and delivery services at Regional Medical Center. However those same officials warned if voters fail to pass Measure A in November, a $1B budget gap could force the new unit's closure.

Bay Area city moves to ban sale of tobacco products

California already has some of the strictest smoking laws in the country, but this North Bay town will become just the third city — after Beverly Hills and Manhattan Beach — to go this far.

Furloughed federal employee's family battles cancer diagnosis and bills

Amidst a government shutdown, federal employee Mike Daugherty's family is simultaneously confronting severe medical emergencies, including a cancer diagnosis and a seizure, while relying on community aid to manage mounting bills and a broken-down vehicle