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.

Over 100 birders spread out across San Francisco to take a bird census today, Oakland firefighters put out a homeless encampment fire, and Sen. Elizabeth Warren spent time at child care facilities in San Jose today.

Moms 4 Housing got a four-day reprieve in their Oakland squat, a Bernal Heights family got their stolen dog back, and it's going to get cold tonight around the Bay.

Sonoma officials have approved an emergency plan to deal with a sprawling homeless encampment, Alameda County has voted to sell the Coliseum to the A's, and the SF City Attorney just shut down an underground nightclub in the Bayview.

The 22-year-old nursing student who leapt into action after last month's BART stabbing was commended, a tearful juror from the Keith Green murder trial says "two murderers are free," and a big oak tree in saturated ground falls down.

The woman who was fatally stabbed in SF over the weekend was a mother of 7, one of the infamous "Toolbox Killers" just died at San Quentin, and a Napa man remains at large after a bar shooting.

The Supervisors voted to approve a new Office of Emerging Technologies, Sup. Shamann Walton introduced a bill to fund 300 classes that have been cut at City College, and two suspects in a string of East Bay home invasions appeared in court.