Kapler has been suspended for the Giants-Braves series opener after returning to the dugout when he was ejected; SF Supervisor Aaron Peskin wants to re-sponsor city-wide emergency sirens; and President Biden is coming to California for vacay.

Sunnyvale dentist Dr. Sharma was arrested on charges of child pornography and peeping; Outside Lands' SOMA tent floor broke down and the tent has been shut; and Raider's quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo will face his former team the SF Giants on Sunday.

The granddaughter of the In-N-Out founder and current CEO will release the book in October; Eastboung I-80 in Contra Costa and Solano will be closed this weekend; and the alleged gunman in June's SF nightclub shooting faces attempted murder charges.

The backup Uber driver in the first death by a fully autonomous car pled guilty; Anchor Steam employees say Sapporo won't give them a fair chance to buy it before it closes; and mega-rich real estate tycoon and briber Zhang Li still faces a lawsuit and broken deals in San Francisco.

Traffic's bad in Marin because the CHP closed the lower Richmond-San Rafael Bridge to respond to a person in a mental health crisis; human remains were found next to a bridge in Alameda; and the Bay's Spare the Air alert is extended through Saturday.

The Financial District will host the "Bastille on Belden" block party with French food Friday evening; Highway 1 was closed Friday evening after a car went off the side; and wastewater shows COVID might be on the rise again in California.

The dachshund head sculptures were taken out of the SF park at the end of June for repairs after an arsonist lit one on fire; California state saw its first fentanyl murder conviction on Friday in Placer County; and get ready for more heat coming next week.

There's a heat advisory for inland parts of the Bay from Friday through Sunday; the heat might bring out rattlesnakes, so watch out; and Square Pie Guys and Señor Sisig are making a pizza together for a pop-up this summer.

250 queer couples got married at SF City Hall on Friday to celebrate Pride weekend; State data says anyone living alone in SF, San Mateo, and Marin counties is low-income with $104K salaries; and a goat herder found human remains in the hills near the Oakland Zoo.

A man's death at an Oakland encampment from injuries from a porta potty fire is being investigated as a homicide; Señor Sisig says desperate customers are taking its Sriracha; and a new natural wine bar called Bar Gemini is opening in the Mission.

Contra Costa County police arrested seven men who were soliciting sex from children under 14 online; Peet's Coffee says it's shuttering its Oakland warehouse, where an employee was killed by a roof collapse in March; and Caltrans

The stadium will apparently Tropicana Las Vegas site, across from the MGM Grand, right around the strip; China Live is embroiled in (another) lawsuit; and this weekend should see some good whale watching all around the Bay.

California just hit a high number of homes per person thanks to a surge in building and drop in population; Uber is downsizing its SF headquarters; and state AG Rob Bonta is declining to file charges in the 2017 Keita O'Neil police shooting.

Newsom presented an updated budget plan Friday with a projected $31.5 billion deficit, almost $10 billion larger than January's numbers; the SF Zoo is getting a male jaguar from Sac; and a lockdown at a Santa Rosa high school for student safety was lifted midday.

The 21-year-old former UC Davis student accused of a string of stabbings in the college town made his first court appearance; a man was carjacked Thursday in the Richmond; and an SF man faces eight years in jail after being convicted of rape.

The "mom influencer's" videos alleging the kidnapping went viral in 2020; the driver in the wrong-way crash in San Mateo County on Saturday afternoon faces felony charges; and Visa is moving from downtown San Francisco to a waterfront Dogpatch office.

Gavin Newsom announced the in California National Guard and California Highway Patrol will join a task force with SFPD tackling fentanyl trafficking; Lyft announces layoffs of about 30% of their staff; and the Supreme Court protects the abortion pill (for now).

Councilmember Anthony Becker faces charges of perjury for allegedly lying under oath about a grand jury report leak to a 49ers employee; young SF Giants pitcher Logan Webb signs $90M, 5-year contract extension; and the Cal Academy of Science's TikTok is nominated for a famous internet award.

The legal decision would effectively restrict the sale of the medication, mifepristone, across the U.S.; a new survey found that 45% of female officers said they faced discrimination; and the San Jose POA fired civilian executive director, Joanne Segovia, who's accused of smuggling fentanyl.

A teen suspect has been arrested on suspicion of murdering two Berkeley brothers last year; Young elephant seals are back at Drakes Beach in Point Reyes; and a pair of Sacramentans allegedly killed a man, waited a few days, and dumped his remains near Vacaville.

CHP's local Organized Retail Crime Task Force found about 600 stolen retail items and nearly $90,000 in cash at a Home Depot employee's house; three Oakland Zoo birds have returned after escaping during the storm this week; and a 77-year-old man is missing in Potrero Hill.

The Mission’s favorite queer bar El Rio debuted three new bathrooms; Reddit is downsizing its office space and moving east; and two Bay Area jurisdictions are testing wastewater for drugs.

SF opened a limited number of shelter beds for unhoused individuals amid the ongoing atmospheric river; OPD arrested a suspect in the murder of a member of the Oakland Gay Men's Chorus; and a Golden Girls restaurant pop-up is coming to SOMA in April.

The suspect in the explosions, 35-year-old San Jose resident Peter Karasev, faces several felony charges; Sotheby's is auctioning off Pier 24 Photography's famous photo collection ASAP; and the stolen van in Napa with several shelter cats inside has been recovered.

A jury found Clifford Stokes guilty of first-degree murder for the 2021 fatal shooting of Afghan refugee Ahmad Fawad Yusufi; police made an arrest the hit-and-run that resulted in the death of 100-year-old Tzu-Ta Ko near Lake Merritt; and SFO briefly lost power Friday morning, causing delays.