How AI Is Changing Vacation Planning
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According to recently released data, more people are trusting AI to help them find travel deals. Greg Oates, director of AI Advocacy for GuideGeek, gives insight.

Sunnyvale massive food delivery
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One truck. Millions of meals. A coordinated push across California, see how JustServe and local nonprofits are moving food and hope into communities facing rising food insecurity. : Marie Bernard, executive director of Sunnyvale Community Services, gives insight.

The Fog Fights Back: Marine Layer Expands Inland for the Holiday Weekend
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The weather tug-of-war is shifting and our natural air conditioning is gaining ground. The marine layer has deepened to around 1,000–1,500 feet, sending fingers of thick fog into the interior valleys. The Forecast: Day-by-Day Tonight: The fog is expanding. Stratus is already hugging the immediate coast, moving through the Golden Gate toward Berkeley. Expect a gray, souggy blanket to fill most inland valleys by early Friday morning . Friday Afternoon: Temperatures begin to drop across the board. The coast stays crisp in the upper 50s to low-60s, while inland valleys drop from the 90s back into the upper 70s and mid-80s. The Memorial Day Weekend: The marine layer deepens even further to 1,500 feet. Expect seasonal, comfortable temperatures alongside the threat of late-night and early-morning coastal drizzle. 

World Cup Security: How Idaho National Lab is protecting Bay Area infrastructure

With the major sporting event just three weeks away, analysts are working to safeguard critical infrastructure surrounding Levi’s Stadium for the World Cup.

Vegetation fire in Clayton at 55 acres with some containment

Forward progress of a vegetation fire in Clayton had been stopped, but the fire once again has grown to 55 acres, and is 40% contained officials say. 

Mom says daughter was provoked before fight at San Rafael mall

A Marin County mother says a video of her 11-year-old daughter fighting another child outside Northgate Mall only tells part of the story, claiming her daughter was taunted and provoked before the physical altercation.

Video shows Fairfield police officer punching high school student during campus fights; 2 arrested
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The incident – seen in a now-viral video shared on social media and officer body-camera video shared by police – began with a fight Wednesday afternoon between multiple students at Fairfield High School.

Video shows Fairfield police officer punching high school student during campus fights; 2 arrested

The incident – seen in a now-viral video shared on social media and officer body-camera video shared by police – began with a fight Wednesday afternoon between multiple students at Fairfield High School.

Family of 'Baby Jaxon' make emotional pleas during teen suspect's court appearance

The suspect, who was 17 years old at the time of the toddler's death, is facing multiple charges, including murder, sexual assault, and assault with a hair tie.

San Francisco Symphony appoints Elim Chan as the first female music director

The San Francisco Symphony announced on Thursday that Elim Chan will serve as the first female music director in the orchestra’s 115-year history.

Damaged scrap metal truck shuts down traffic, causes power outage in San Jose

Traffic was shut down in a San Jose neighborhood Thursday after a scrap metal truck with a damaged rear axle was at risk of rolling over, according to fire officials.

Ex-Mormon bishop in Livermore charged with sexually assaulting boys over decade

A former bishop at a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints congregation in Livermore is facing multiple felony charges accusing him of sexually assaulting boys over the course of a decade.

OpenAI prepares IPO as AI boom reshapes San Francisco's economy

OpenAI, the San Francisco-based company behind the popular ChatGPT chatbot, is preparing to go public, according to The Wall Street Journal, which reported that the company could file initial IPO paperwork this week.

Cruise giants could owe $440M after Supreme Court rules they used property seized in Cuba revolution

The Supreme Court dealt a major blow Thursday to four major cruise lines accused of profiting from Cuban property seized during Fidel Castro’s communist revolution, reviving lawsuits that could cost the companies hundreds of millions of dollars.

Kennedy fires heads of preventive health screening task force

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy notified two leaders of a health screening task force that they were being removed from their appointments immediately, years before the end of their terms.