Bay Area lawmaker seeks audit of MTC, BATA over bridge toll hikes
A lawmaker is seeking a state audit of two agencies involved in the setting of Bay Area bridge tolls, claiming there is a lack of accountability.
Man shot in San Jose neighborhood dies in hospital; 2nd homicide of 2025
A man who was critically injured after being shot in a San Jose neighborhood Wednesday afternoon has died, police announced Thursday.
Man killed in overnight shooting near Highway 4 in Antioch
Police in Antioch have launched a homicide investigation after a man was found fatally shot late Wednesday night.
Ex-SJSU employee accused of selling stolen Apple MacBooks, iPads
A former university employee from San Jose is facing federal theft charges after he allegedly used a credit card from his employer to buy Apple products that he resold.
Man suffers life-threatening injuries in San Jose shooting
A man has been hospitalized and police are investigating after a person was found shot in a San Jose neighborhood Wednesday afternoon.
$300K in fireworks seized from storage unit in South San Francisco
Authorities on the Peninsula said they have located thousands of pounds of fireworks at a storage facility Wednesday morning.
Fremont council approves strict ordinance targeting homeless encampments
Officials in Fremont approved a strict new ordinance banning homeless encampments on all public property, which included a controversial provision that has raised concerns among workers who provide outreach to the unhoused.
SFPD officer injured with broken glass during altercation with suspect
Police in San Francisco said an officer was injured during an altercation with a suspect holding a broken glass bottle in the city's South of Market Tuesday morning.
Illegal guns, bomb making materials seized from San Jose home, arrest made
Police who were called to San Jose home on Monday on a reported break-in said they arrested the man who called authorities, saying he was possibly hallucinating and after finding a cache of weapons, drugs and bomb-making materials inside his home.
Authorities seek help in finding Castro Valley man missing for 6 months
Authorities in the East Bay are seeking assistance in finding a Castro Valley man who disappeared several months ago and has not been heard from since.
San Francisco delays parking tickets over "daylighting" law
Transportation officials in San Francisco announced that warnings will continue to be issued for drivers who park in unmarked curbs near crosswalks, as it seeks to implement the state's new "daylighting" traffic safety law.
3 pounds of cocaine, guns seized from Vallejo home, arrest made
Authorities in the North Bay said they seized three pounds of cocaine and multiple weapons from a Vallejo home and made an arrest, following an investigation that stemmed from traffic stop last month.
Opening odds: 49ers given 6th best chance to win 2026 Super Bowl at Levi's Stadium
After winning Super Bowl LIX in dominant fashion, the Philadelphia Eagles are the early favorites to win Super Bowl LX at Levi's Stadium in 2026, but oddsmakers give the San Francisco 49ers the 6th best chance to win their sixth title.
Accused Campbell water tower vandal facing drug, weapons charges
A man accused of vandalizing the landmark water tower in the City of Campbell is facing additional charges, including alleged drug and weapons violations, after he was arrested two more times.
Suspects, victim indentified in murder, torture at Santa Clara County jail facility
Authorities in the South Bay have released the identities of three Santa Clara County jail inmates charged in the murder and torture of another inmate.