A second avalanche occurred Thursday in a different part of Palisades Tahoe, though no one was hurt; an American Canyon cop shot a suspect who'd been chased into Vallejo; and passengers on that Alaska flight with the blown-out door panel have filed a class-action suit.

Draymond Green has been reinstated, so fans can start hoping that Warriors' gameplay will improve; BART is making some small schedule changes; and a violent weekend in Oakland left two people dead in separate shootings.

Monster Jam is kicking off its 2024 season with events in SF Saturday and Sunday; redevelopment plans for the Church of 8 Wheels building will allow roller-skating to continue; and Tahoe's first snowstorm of the season is drawing crowds.

The 18-year-old who was killed in a fireworks mishap on Treasure Island has been identified; the 10-year-old boy in Sacramento who fatally shot a friend with his father's gun will not be charged; and the Pacifica Pier is closed for a damage assessment.

One person was injured this morning when a Caltrain struck an occupied vehicle on the tracks; a man had to be rescued in Alameda when his sailboat became submerged; and the burglarized cannabis business near which the Oakland cop was shot has been identified.

BART resumed normal service this morning after Monday's derailment disaster; a storm is rolling Tuesday afternoon with some heavy rain; and a high surf advisory has been issued for Wednesday for the NorCal coast.

You'll get a good view of the fireworks (if the weather holds) at the Embarcadero and Twin Peaks; the suspects in the fatal Friday shooting of an Oakland police officer are still at large; and these state laws go into effect this week.

Flood advisories are extended through Saturday afternoon on Bay Area, Santa Cruz County, and Monterey coasts; filmmakers have been at Mavericks this week, catching surfers catching the waves; and a 63-year-old woman was critically injured after an attack by teens in a downtown SF parking garage.

A city parking-enforcement worker was struck and injured by a fleeing suspect in SoMa; a 63-year-old woman was beaten by teens in a SoMa garage; and California's secretary of state is allowing Trump on the ballot.

Santa Cruz is under an evacuation warning and the entire Bay Area coast is under high-surf and flood warnings; Oakland airport was a mess this a.m.; and Dungeness crab fishing season can begin January 5.

A Christmas morning encampment fire sent smoke billowing over downtown Oakland; a storm is on its way Wednesday so you should take down any outdoor decorations now; and the 49ers were a mess in their Xmas game against the Ravens.

There's been an outcry over a plan to remove an antique chain fence near the Golden Gate Bridge; 'Christmas Tree Lane' in Alameda was a major destination on Sunday; and George Gascon could face a tough re-election down in L.A.

Two boys ages 12 and 13 were killed Saturday in a hit-and-run in Antioch; three food truck workers were injured in their truck near Union Square in a stove accident; and the SFPD made 18 retail-theft arrests last week.

A new coronavirus variant, JN.1, is likely behind a surge in the Bay Area; the victim in Thursday's double stabbing in Pacifica was identified; and SF firefighters are competing for the best holiday decorated fire station.

A dog had to be rescued after a fall at Fort Mason Thursday night; a Daly City man is in critical condition following a shooting; and lines were already reportedly snaking out the door early Friday morning at Oakland Airport.

The heaviest rains of the week arrive today and tomorrow; the CEO of California Forever just gave his final opening sales pitch in Solano County; and three suspects were arrested after a significant organized retail theft at the Vacaville Premium Outlets.