Amazon is reviving its proposal for a 65,000-square-foot delivery center in the heart of SOMA after a zoning dispute setback last year; West Nile Virus has been found in Contra Costa County; and some City College of San Francisco students' debt will be forgiven by SF.

Friday's OSL featured Kendrick Lamar, Interpol, Janelle Monae, and the DJ stylings of Shaquille O’Neal; Crypto founder SBF is heading to a New York jail after his Palo Alto house arrest and bail was revoked on Friday; and the death toll from the Maui wildfires has risen to 80.

Groups of thieves have hit multiple Oakland 7-11 stores, sweeping merchandise into trash bags; CNN has a new piece about the crime surge in Oakland; and apparently Newsom and DeSantis will be debating each other.

The Antioch church group that was trapped in Niger has safely landed back home; BART had another record ridership day for the post-pandemic on Saturday; and Zoom is asking employees to come back to the office in San Jose.

The Zen Day Spa in Richmond has been possibly linked to three cases of Legionnaires' Disease, two of them fatal; Two sinkholes in Alameda this week caused water shutoff for residents; and a chaotic sideshow in Antioch ended with a car in the Antioch Marina.

MMA fighter Song Yadong said he was robbed and his friend was pistol-whipped at a Vallejo gas station Wednesday; Elon Musk's company X was fined for its roof sign; and the Chinatown subway station has a leak.

The trial of a former San Jose State athletic trainer accused of groping female athletes has ended in a mistrial; 911 response times in San Francisco are getting worse; and Delta Airlines had a couple of scary incidents this week.

As they're doing in SF, CHP officers will be deployed on the streets of Oakland to help fight crime; the building under construction that burned in Hayes Valley Tuesday was a 14-unit condo project; and a mountain lion has been spotted wandering around Petaluma.

A 21-year-old man has been arrested for attempted murder for shoving an 81-year-old woman on Franklin Street; Santa Clara Co. Health Officer Sara Cody recommends masking up again; and the former Manresa space may have a new tenant.

Three kids including a 13-year-old driver crashed a Tesla in Santa Rosa; a Fremont couple had their car stolen out of a Walmart Auto Care center; and a missing 12-year-old girl has been found in San Francisco.

There was a deadly domestic violence stabbing in Redwood City on Sunday; a car fire sparked an 87-acre brush fire near I-580 outside LIvermore; and Anchor Brewing's taproom officially shut down Sunday.

The quake hit Morgan Hill, southeast of San Jose, at 6:49 a.m.; Taylor Swift fans brought the VTA's ridership to historic highs over the weekend; and a man stabbed two women on Sunday, one fatally.

Taylor Swift's Friday show brought droves of Swifties to Santa Clara via BART; Dave Chapelle came back for a surprise show in SF Friday that went better than the last one; and an SF woman is speaking out after her car was destroyed in an encampment fire in NoPa this week.

A woman who is nine months pregnant was shot Wednesday night in Oakland; SF Sheriff Paul Miyamoto talks about the fentanyl crackdown; and the SF Unified School District is being sued over a sex abuse claim from 2004.

A man fell into the water near Oracle Park this morning and required rescue; workers at the Academy of Sciences have unionized; and A's fans want Giants fans to support the protest over the A's relocation to Vegas during this week's Bay Bridge series.

Elon Musk has swapped out all the birds and projected an "X" on Twitter HQ last night; the San Francisco Marathon had its most participants ever on Sunday; and neighbors are trying to block a homeless housing hotel project in Millbrae.

Anchor Brewing's parent company confirmed it's considering the offer from employees who want to buy the brewery as a co-op; SF City Hall saw a rally to support the UPS union's planned strike on Saturday; and Elon Musk is taking the birds out of Twitter's branding.

The Richmond-San Rafael Bridge is open again after negotiators were able to talk a person literally down from the ledge; watch out for road closures and runners as the SF Marathon begins; and the outgoing Antioch Police Chief won't testify in the trial over officers' racist texts.

Two people were badly injured in a scooter-on-bike crash on Market Street; the SFPD has made an arrest in Friday's food-delivery carjacking; and the winning $1B Powerball ticket was sold in California (but not here).