Nancy Pelosi is leading a bipartisan charge to seek answers from the White House about Trump's latest Putin collusion scandal, landlords are suing the city of San Francisco over the eviction moratorium, and Berkeley is defunding the police to the tune of $9.2M.

Trump called life in Oakland "like living in hell" and Mayor Libby Schaaf clapped back, lawmakers call for an audit of the EDD, and the postponed Bay 2 Breakers race has officially been canceled.

Homeless advocates march through the Tenderloin, California's plastic bag ban is back in effect after a temporary break, and the outbreak at San Quentin hits 450 cases.

Gilead is studying an inhalable version of remdesivir to stop COVID progression in patients at home, Newsom has reached a budget deal, and last week's murder of an elderly roommate in the Richmond District reportedly happened during a Zoom call.

Contra Costa County is now on a state watch list due to rising COVID hospitalizations, AMC Theaters walked back that no-mask stuff, and the SF Zoo is investigating whether that wayward mountain lion cub might have killed two wallaroos and a kangaroo last week.

A 60-year-old SF man was arrested for the killing of his 80-year-old female roommate, wildfires were burning in multiple parts of the Bay Area today, and Oakland is now investigating a hanging effigy on a Lake Merritt tree.

The Tuesday morning explosion in Stinson Beach occurred in a real estate office, workers at a McDonald's in Oakland are suing over COVID exposure, and Oakland is investigating some "nooses" that were found around Lake Merritt that may have been exercise equipment.

Accused Golden State Killer Joseph James DeAngelo has reportedly agreed to a plea deal, Matt Haney questions why Caltrans has to remove "Black Lives Matter" from the Bay Bridge, and Berkeley is renaming its Jefferson and Washington elementary schools.

24-Hour Fitness is permanently closing 11 Bay Area locations including four in SF, the city is allowing offices to reopen with strict guidelines starting Monday, and volunteers are painting Black Lives Matter down Fulton Street near SF City Hall.

An alleged Chinese spy who infiltrated a lab at UCSF was just arrested, two teens are in critical condition after an Ocean Beach rescue, and rage-inducing BART Director Debora Allen apparently does not know that there were murder charges in the killing of Oscar Grant by BART police.

The suspect in last night's fatal shooting in Vallejo may have targeted the wrong house, PG&E just named a new board of directors, and Sonoma County is letting breweries and wineries reopen this weekend.

Firefighters are battling a three-alarm blaze in Oakland's Glenview neighborhood, BART has begun adding back some rush hour trains, and Santa Cruz Sheriff Jim Hart described the heroic act of a resident in detaining Saturday's shooting suspect.

The Bay Area saw no new COVID-19 deaths today for the first time in three weeks, a local bartender and spirits maker was arrested on child porn charges, and the Richmond man found eating his dead grandmother has been charged with her murder.

The Senate Judiciary Committee is scheduling an emergency hearing on police reform, SF and Peninsula see "unprecedented" drop in rents, and a tech-focused civil rights group is suing over Trump's order last week.

Santa Clara County releases details about each of its COVID deaths, the U.S. has crossed the 100,000 mark in deaths just CA crosses that mark in total cases, and a Noe Valley Whole Foods employee has tested positive.

It's going to be HOT this weekend, the feds have reversed a decision to allow a homeless Navigation Center under a freeway in the Bayview, and a new poll found Americans are reluctant to head back to concert and restaurants right now.