City crews are rushing to clear drains before the atmospheric river hits the SF; thieves stole $5,000 of Wagyu beef and seafood from a Marina District sushi restaurant; and an Oakland man is pleading guilty to trying to export illegal weapons to the Sultanate of Oman.

SFPD is investigating a car theft that occurred with a minor still inside the vehicle on Friday afternoon in the Ingleside neighborhood; a man was injured after his car was hit by an Amtrak train in Oakland; and a Mt. Shasta ski mountain is trying to put up a giant statue of the Virgin Mary.

A San Francisco man was just charged with a fatal shooting in October outside an Oakland nightclub; a woman is suing St. Mary's College over a suppressed rape allegation in 2000; and the NYT has the inside scoop on how the Dobbs decision came to be.

Three people were arrested in San Pablo with 600 lbs. of copper wire; Yosemite National Park is requiring reservations for entry next year; and Buster Posey says SF's reputation may be partly to blame for Shohei Ohtani passing up the Giants' offer.

The pedestrian death on Monday in SoMa appears to have happened in the Rainbow Grocery parking lot; a 64-year-old Santa Rosa man was found with an illegal cache of weapons; and thieves are getting more brazen in stealing whole ATMs.

SFPD is offering a $25K reward for information on the August 3 killing of Relando Bell; BART ridership hit another high on Saturday; and the Supreme Court let stand a ruling that upholds a ban on LGBTQ conversion therapy for minors.

No injuries were reported from a 1-alarm fire on the 600 block of Judah St. in San Francisco early Sunday morning; SantaCon brought love, light, and day drinking to the city Saturday; and a pro-Palestine protest shut down a Disney Land entrance for a few hours Saturday.

Police are searching for a 23-year-old man suspected of a double stabbing Friday night in the Berkeley Hills; California is seeing spikes of COVID, the flu, and RSV; and 3 students brought guns to 2 SF schools.

A seven-hour standoff ended this morning with a man inside a home who had allegedly shot his wife; Hunter Biden faces new tax charges; and Dungeness crab season is being delayed another two weeks.

The inmate who attacked Kristin Smart murderer Paul Flores in prison has now been charged; the SFPD has released new evidence in a July 9 hit-and-run in the Mission; and we learn more about the suspected Las Vegas shooter.

Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is, as has been expected, retiring at the end of the year; Sonoma County is dealing with an outbreak of avian flu; and the FBI is warning of imminent threats against the U.S.

The woman found dead on Thursday night might have been the victim of domestic abuse, according to sources; LAPD found the suspect at large connected to 3 murders; and there's another hazardous beach warning Sunday.

Police are investigating after an aggravated assault on the 600 block of Mission Bay Boulevard North left one person injured; actor Annette Bening criticized Gavin Newsom's handling of the actor strike; and an apparent serial killer in L.A. is targeting homeless people.

The House has expelled George Santos for being a messy, likely criminal charlatan; a pedestrian was killed overnight in a downtown Oakland hit-and-run; and former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor has died at age 93.

Caltrain service into SF was halted Thursday morning due to a guy climbing power lines; a 14-year-old girl has been arrested in connection with organized retail thefts in SF; and the California Forever team had its first town hall in Vallejo last night.

Four people were injured in a crash into a 7-11 in Novato; tomorrow is the last day to use paper tickets on BART; and scattered rain showers are going to drizzle around the Bay starting late tonight.

An ambush-style armed robbery of a cigarette delivery truck was caught on camera in Oakland; ghost kitchens continue to be a problem in some neighborhoods; and holiday traffic through SFO was still below pre-pandemic levels.

A Caltrain hit and fatally injured a pedestrian in Brisbane Saturday, a day after another fatal incident in Redwood City; a suspect has been arrested for murder in connection with the body found at Crissy Field earlier this month; and the Monarch butterfly coastal migration is en route.

An increased police presence will cover the popular SF shopping area this year after all the smash-and-grabs; salmon are spawning in Muir Woods' Redwood Creek; and a Caltrain fatally struck a pedestrian Friday afternoon.

Three people were found dead in three different BART stations Wednesday night; three suspects ransacked a Kohl's store in Pleasant Hill after ramming a car into the front entrance; and Napa police are warning residents of scammers spoofing the department's phone number.

A woman was killed in a three-way DUI crash on a Sonoma highway; a Hayward woman has been charged with a murder plot that killed her husband; and BART says shorter trains have made things safer.