A thief was caught on camera stealing an SF woman's wedding dress from her front porch, a four-year-old girl's death in the Bayview is being treated as suspicious, and Michael Bloomberg is alone campaigning in California right now.

A third person has been arrested in the New Year's Eve laptop theft that ended in death, more airlines are suspending China routes to SFO, and a 38-Geary collided with a car in the Tenderloin.

We have a new acting director of Public Works, a 29-year-old man was stabbed in the Tenderloin, and Moms 4 Housing are pushing for a new ordinance that lets renters buy homes that come on the market.

Facebook is settling a class-action suit over facial recognition for $550 million, a suspect in a Treasure Island homicide appears in court, and Lyft just laid off 90 people.

Rec & Parks officially kicked off the 150th birthday celebration for Golden Gate Park today, drivers probably won't get tickets for driving down Market Street accidentally tomorrow, and the Las Vegas odds-makers are slightly favoring the Chiefs over the Niners right now.

SF's emergency operations center activating ahead of possible coronavirus outbreak, Wuhan passengers diverted to SoCal, and billionaire Vinod Khosla is at it again with a new lawsuit over his precious Peninsula beach.

Elizabeth Holmes phoned into an important hearing in her Arizona civil case without a lawyer, mental health activists protest in Civic Center, and 49ers Faithful get fresh tattoos.

The driver whose car killed a woman on 101 on Sunday has been charged with DUI, David Chiu endorses Elizabeth Warren, and the TransAmerica Pyramid has four potential buyers.

Former Mrs. Gavin Newsom turned Donald Trump Jr. girlfriend Kimberly Guilfoyle published an op-ed about SF's "dangerous new DA," a $20K reward is being offered in a Palo Alto shooting, and the woman struck by a hit-and-run driver in Berkeley was homeless.

A female pedestrian was killed by a car fleeing police in Berkeley this morning, the female hit-and-run victim from a Sunday crash in Oakland has been ID'd, and today is the last day for Haight Ashbury Music.

A San Mateo pastor was arrested for threatening to shoot people, SB 50 is back in play, and two Bay Area health giants have pledged $45 million to the state's homelessness fund.

Travel to Tahoe is pretty much impossible tonight due to snow, a stomach illness has now hit 170 visitors and employees at Yosemite, and the Giants just hired the MLB's first full-time female coach.

A healthcare exec in town for a convention just called SF "the Bill Clinton of cities" because it "squandered itself with its flaws," a missing 68-year-old Oroville woman has been found, and Pier One Imports is closing Bay Area stores.

Oakland records its first homicide of the new year, Tahoe sees hurricane-force winds during today's winter storm, and a Beefeater-dressed doorman at the Sir Francis Drake retires after 43 years.

Four female suspects were arrested in a Stanford Shopping Center smash-and-grab, Bernie Sanders just opened a new Oakland campaign office, and Rep. Barbara Lee says the upcoming all-white debate is troubling.

A major traffic backup in the East Bay, a federal judge tossed out a suit brought by the parents of Kate Steinle, and a standoff continues at an illegal marijuana grow house in West Oakland.

There are some more details in an incident involving a homeless man chasing someone with a needle in SoMa, Bay Area lawmakers are denouncing Trump's drone strike in Iraq, and Sonoma officials are dealing with a rat problem.

A man was critically injured chasing after a laptop thief in Oakland's Montclair neighborhood, two men suffered major injuries in separate attacks in SF Monday night, and a swingers' gathering is causing a stir in Sactown.

An intense search in heavy surf was underway Monday near Devil's Slide for a car that was seen driving over a cliff, I-80 was shut down in Vallejo for police activity, and the SF Housing Authority is trying to get back to solvency.