Warriors star forward Draymond Green is expected to miss training while recovering from a sprained ankle, which could take up to six weeks; Fleet Week is officially starting Monday; and the new COVID vaccine is in short supply and high demand across the Bay.

Police are investigating two separate morning homicides a few days apart that occurred in a San Leandro 24-Hour Fitness Center parking lot; two separate earthquakes hit Northern California Saturday morning, one near the Oregon border and one near the Nevada one; and SF remembers Dianne Feinstein.

The original soundstage and production facility in San Rafael formerly run by George Lucas is shutting down; the Oakland Roots soccer team has successfully crowdfunded almost $2M; and the Saturday was the Bay Area's annual Corgi Con.

San Leandro's police chief was placed on leave due to "policy violations"; a new Takashi Murakami exhibition, his first-ever solo in SF, opened at the Asian Art Museum Friday; and the inaugural Sunset District Night Market drew massive crowds to the neighborhood.

Many Bay Area sea lions have leptospirosis, which is deadly to dogs; X aka Twitter is suing California over a state content moderation law; and a group of teenagers got into a big fight at the Westfield Saturday.

The tourism industry group San Francisco Travel Association tapped Scott Beck as its new leader; residents of the Oakland hills report a mountain lion sighting; and a body was found in the Bay near Treasure Island Friday.

The celebrities made a harrowing escape from the rain-soaked chaos at Burning Man, but 70,000 other festival-goers are still trapped; 3 Santa Rosa men were arrested with armor-piercing ammo; and a home strip club in San Jose is angering neighbors.