San Francisco business owners are reporting a small boom thanks to Fleet Week; A historic SoMa mural has been restored; and a fatal crash in the North Bay closed northbound lanes of Highway 101 for hours.

A SoMa garden is roiled in controversy; San Jose leaders are looking for more money to address homelessness: Trump and Harris have have sizeable leads in Arizona and Pensylvania respectively.

A low cloud ceiling could impact the Blue Angels air show on Saturday and/or Sunday; London Breed is courting support as a No. 2 ranked-choice pick for progressives; and downtown SF restaurants are offering Friday deals.

JD Vance was in Woodside for a fundraiser last night; UCSF has responded to complaints about no air conditioning at the Parnassus campus; and the Blue Angels will be doing their practice flights today.

The current heatwave appears to be finally ending; Lake County's Glenhaven Fire has had its forward progress stopped; and the Cal Bears football team blew a 25-point lead last night.

The Glenhaven FIre is still raging; a San Jose councilmember is disputing the allegations against him; and Donald Glover is cancelling his tour

A medical emergency shut down some BART service in the East Bay Wednesday night; Eric Swalwell endorses the recall of Pamela Price; and this week's heatwave has gotten an extension.

A 68-year-old woman required rescue from a beach in Monterey County on Monday; some of Dianne Feinstein's jewelry and other belongings are going up for auction; and many Bay Area schools are getting through this heatwave without air conditioning.

SF Mayor London Breed skipped the last candidate forum on Monday; two victims in last week's double homicide in Napa have been ID'd; and Elon Musk and Scott Wiener are in an Xitter fight.

A heat advisory is in effect for a good portion of next week; There's controversy surrounding a proposed tribal casino; and a Waymo taxi brought VP Harris's motorcade to a halt.

Kamala Harris is promising to be tougher on the border; Gavin Newsom has vetoed one-fifth of bills this month; and a "revolution" in lowrider culture.

One person was stabbed and injured as the last ever A's game let out at the Oakland Coliseum; at least 40 people are dead in the wake of Hurricane Helene coming to shore; and the great Dame Maggie Smith is dead at age 89.

A man hijacked a city bus in LA this morning and a passenger was killed; police in Berkeley are searching for a missing 12-year-old girl; and concession workers at the Oakland Coliseum face an uncertain future.

A near-miss collision event on a United Airlines flight into SF last week left two passengers injured; Oakland fans are not reacting well to A's owner John Fisher's goodbye note; and this heatwave will subside tomorrow.

San Mateo Co. Sheriff Christina Corpus has filed a complaint against a male colleague; port workers in Oakland and elsewhere could be headed for a strike; and a night market on the Great Highway was a success.

The A's are singing their swan song; SFUSD's board is under fire this morning; and the worst of fire season might still be around the corner

"Woke" Cal Fans are taking over college football twitter; Elon Musk has capitulated to Brazil's courts; and Michael Bloomberg just dropped big money on Sam Liccardo.

The mother of a special needs child was killed while crossing a street in Burlingame last week; shots rang out in Brentwood Thursday night and one man was injured; and homicides are at their lowest level in 60 years in SF.

A 57-y-o Oakland man who was a suspect in a Berkeley murder died in police custody Tuesday; four people were arrested after a pickup truck smashed into a Richmond District store and it was burglarized; and Prop 36 is enjoying plenty of voter support.