A 7-Eleven store in Oakland was the scene of a robbery and then the discovery of a dead body; San Jose saw its 19th pedestrian death so far this year; and I-80 westbound reopened Monday in the late afternoon.

The celebrities made a harrowing escape from the rain-soaked chaos at Burning Man, but 70,000 other festival-goers are still trapped; 3 Santa Rosa men were arrested with armor-piercing ammo; and a home strip club in San Jose is angering neighbors.

San Francisco’s 14th Annual Giant Race will take place Sunday, closing streets in the area; Google is moving its 2024 tech conference from SF to Vegas; and the Muni operator affectionately known as Mr. Boston has died.

An arrest was made in a hit-and-run that injured a dog walker in Santa Rosa; two women were killed in separate shootings in Oakland and Rodeo over the weekend; and Silicon Valley had its own Pride Parade.

Two fatal car crashes took place in SF early Sunday morning, killing 3; two young people were hospitalized after being stabbed in Golden Gate Park, but injuries were not life-threatening; and a fight broke out in a Santa Clara In-N-Out between Raiders and 49ers fans that hospitalized two people.

A judge decided that officers in the racist text scandal didn't need to take the stand this week, prompting criticism; Uber raises the age for drivers to 25; and an ultrarunner set a new speed record on the PCT.

Uber is requiring drivers to be at least 25 because of insurance costs; Trump's interview with Tucker Carlson went up on X last night, and it's nuts; and participants in Tough Mudder Sonoma have been getting nasty rashes and other symptoms.

Lafayette police chased a gas station armed robbery suspect Tuesday who quickly crashed into a ditch; the first tourist identified among the dead in Maui was a 72-year-old California woman; and that COVID-rule-flouting San Jose church continues to battle the county in court over its punishment.

There's a video of a big fight between 49ers and Broncos fans in the stands of Saturday's preseason game; the North Bay is under an air quality advisory Sunday from wildfire smoke; and there's a new searchable database for every SF city employee's earnings.

The tropical storm is forecast to track north along the Baja peninsula Saturday and cross the border near Tijuana on Sunday; Cupertino's Lehigh Cement Plant is closing for good; and Martinez police shot and killed a suspect in a dispensary burglary Friday.

A woman's body found in the Oakland hills Wednesday night is being investigated as a homicide; an arrest has been made in a long-cold case in Modesto; and one office investor is confident downtown SF is already turning around.

BART was experiencing serious delays in all directions due to a person who was walking on the tracks in downtown SF; Alameda County law enforcement are looking for five carjackers; and the Maui fire death toll hits 106.

Laguna Honda Hospital has applied for readmission into the Medi-Cal program; Trump and his cronies have all been indicted in Georgia; and a lawsuit implicates Hawaiian Electric, the utility on Maui, for not shutting off power lines amid high winds.

The remains of missing Saratoga teen Katie Schneider were found near her vehicle; the Castro Merchants are reviving a Halloween costume contest; and Mark Zuckerberg says it's "time to move on" from this cage fight business with Elon Musk.