A man died after an apparent fight on a hiking trail in Antioch; English singer Beth Orton told the Hardly Strictly audience that her van was broken into Saturday; and Donald Trump is making a rare, voluntary court appearance in New York.

Warriors star forward Draymond Green is expected to miss training while recovering from a sprained ankle, which could take up to six weeks; Fleet Week is officially starting Monday; and the new COVID vaccine is in short supply and high demand across the Bay.

Police are investigating two separate morning homicides a few days apart that occurred in a San Leandro 24-Hour Fitness Center parking lot; two separate earthquakes hit Northern California Saturday morning, one near the Oregon border and one near the Nevada one; and SF remembers Dianne Feinstein.

A 70-year-old driver was killed in a crash on the Bay Bridge approach in Oakland Thursday evening; light rain is heading for the coast tonight; and New York is going through a major rain event right now.

Oakland businesses are planning a "strike" today to protest public safety issues and crime; a study funds that Alameda County has one of the highest violent-crime rates in the state; and SFUSD custodians are planning a strike in the coming weeks.

Air quality is back to normal and there's a chance of rain in the North Bay; gas prices have gone up 14 cents in CA in the last week; and Hollywood writers may be headed back to work soon.

A weekend shooting left a two-year-old dead in Vallejo, Betty Reid Soskin turned 102 years old, and street fairs will blanket SF Sunday with the Autumn Moon Festival, Folsom Street Fair, and Cole Valley Fair.

One person was killed in a shooting near Oakland's Lake Temescal on Friday evening; two Santa Rosa teens were arrested following a tip they were going to bring a gun to school; and the Embarcadero Center Banana Republic closes today.

The AQI in SF and parts of the North Bay was still bad Friday morning, but will improve; a shootout at an Albany car dealership left two dead Thursday; and a former Marriott employee won a $20M settlement over failure to accommodate his disability.

Rupert Murdoch, at age 92, is stepping down as CEO of Fox and News Corp.; a person was robbed in Berkeley by a suspect with AR-15; and video shows a gun battle on a residential street in East Oakland.

Healthcare workers in three Bay Area counties are under new mask mandates; smoky conditions are likely to persist around the Bay into Thursday; and the former Nordstrom downtown is selling off its mannequins and furniture.

Home-buying in California is slower than it's been since the early 90s recession; a fire in West Oakland destroyed a two-story residential building; and SF's "actual summer" seems to be slow to arrive this year.

Two people were shot and critically injured at Seventh and Market streets in SF Saturday night; a young woman was shot while sleeping through the wall of an Oakland home early Monday; and construction begins to rebuild the historic wharf in Capitola.

The original soundstage and production facility in San Rafael formerly run by George Lucas is shutting down; the Oakland Roots soccer team has successfully crowdfunded almost $2M; and the Saturday was the Bay Area's annual Corgi Con.

San Leandro's police chief was placed on leave due to "policy violations"; a new Takashi Murakami exhibition, his first-ever solo in SF, opened at the Asian Art Museum Friday; and the inaugural Sunset District Night Market drew massive crowds to the neighborhood.

Alameda County DA Pamela Price was again shouted down at a town hall meeting; the CHP impounded an alleged sideshow vehicle on the Bay Bridge; and Dreamforce Day 3 brings actress Viola Davis, comedian Seth Meyers, and director Spike Lee.

Alameda County authorities arrested four suspects in a Castro Valley carjacking Sunday; former Oakland Police Chief Anne Kirkpatrick has a new job in NoLa; and Huntington Beach police think a driver may have been targeting cyclists in hit-and-runs.

A woman was carjacked in Piedmont Sunday morning while putting a child in a carseat; a new poll finds 60% of Californians opposing cash reparations; and the number of homes for sale in SF just jumped.

Many Bay Area sea lions have leptospirosis, which is deadly to dogs; X aka Twitter is suing California over a state content moderation law; and a group of teenagers got into a big fight at the Westfield Saturday.

The tourism industry group San Francisco Travel Association tapped Scott Beck as its new leader; residents of the Oakland hills report a mountain lion sighting; and a body was found in the Bay near Treasure Island Friday.