Jewish businesses targeted for hate crimes; police investigating

At least two businesses in Palo Alto were targeted by vandals, apparently because they displayed symbols of Israel or for the safe return of Israeli hostages. The Palo Alto Police Dept. said on Thursday one of the incidents is being investigated as a hate crime.

New California laws: From Diwali to refrigerators

California's governor is busy signing bills into laws, from banning police masks to creating Diwali as a state holiday, from California State University admissions to making sure landlords provide basic appliances. Here is a look at some of the new legislation:

Vallejo family faces uncertainty after father’s ICE arrest

Anahi Aguiniga of Vallejo is pleading for her father’s release from immigration custody. Her dad, Víctor Alejandro Aguiniga Gómez, was arrested while driving home from work in Bay Point. ICE says he was detained because he is undocumented, but the family insists the longtime Vallejo resident has no criminal record.

State housing mandate for 2.5 million units by 2031 is behind

Cities and counties are struggling with a state mandate to build some 2.5 million housing units buy 2031, with some towns rebelling under the load. Mill Valley, a town of 14,000 people have to come up with a whole lot of homes and soon.

3 people injured in 2 vehicle crash in San Jose

The San Jose Police Department says three adults were injured when two vehicles crashed in San Jose on Wednesday. Two of the people have life-threatening injuries, officials say. 

Drizzle back in the forecast

We are expecting a cloudy start Thursday morning. Drizzle has also been added to the forecast. The afternoon forecast features a mixture of sun and clouds. Highs should range from the mid 60s to the mid 70s. A cool system will move in Friday. Shower chances will be focused in the North Bay. Dry weather returns this weekend.

Looks Like Autumn, Feels Like Autumn!

Satellite imagery shows extensive stratus coverage across the North Bay, barring interior Napa County, parts of the East Bay from Concord and Mount Diablo west to the Bay, extending as far south as Hayward, the city of San Francisco, western San Mateo County, Santa Cruz County and most of the southern Monterey Bay region. The clouds will retreat towards the coast through the day, but most of Sonoma and Marin Counties, in addition to western San Mateo County and Santa Cruz County, are expected to remain socked in through the rest of the day. High temperatures range from mid 60s at the Beaches to upper 70s well Inland with breezy winds 10 t0 20 mph. Expect drizzle or light showers mainly San Francisco to the North on Thursday morning for the commute.