A fire broke out early Friday morning at a senior apartment complex near Lake Merritt in Oakland, the death of Truckee teen Kiely Rodni has been ruled accidental, and San Jose saw two hit-and-run collisions on Thursday.

Hundreds gathered outside San Francisco's City Hall on Monday in solidarity to protest Russia's new attacks in Ukraine, a gig-worker union is going to be announced outside Uber HQ, and a strange weather pattern has been keeping SF's early October colder than usual.

The Blue Angels' air show was canceled Sunday due to fog, 74% of respondents to a Chronicle Twitter poll agree with Soleil Ho that the French Laundry isn't worth a splurge, and a Times reporter spent 24 hours in Facebook's metaverse, such as it is.

Stanford has reported a rape that happened on the campus Friday afternoon, San Jose recorded its 52nd fatal traffic collision this year, and Karl The Fog's fall thickness made seeing Saturday's Fleet Week air shows quite difficult

The state is now auditing multiple police forces in the Bay Area following revelations about "unsuitable" psych evaluations in Alameda County, an infamous wine arsonist is getting out of jail, and there was a vigil for the slain family in Merced.

Tensions flared last night at the Oakland City Council over the clearing of the Wood Street encampment, classes have restarted at the Oakland campus where a shooting took place last week, and all local grocery stores are going to be transitioning to compostable plastic.

Janitors are striking in protest of layoffs at Meta/Facebook, there was another major BART delay due to a problem in the Transbay Tube, and a longtime Bay Area physicist has just won the Nobel Prize.

A woman suffering from a gunshot wound was found dead in San Jose Friday night, The Castro Street Fair is currently underway, and the average price of a gallon of regular gas in CA is now about $6.38.

Newsom signed a bill into law that decriminalized jaywalking in most instances, a deadly car crash in Burlingame killed one pedestrian, and SF’s marine layer was very thick in parts of the city last night and this morning.

Oakland's Highland Hospital is seeing twice the number of gunshot patients it saw just four years ago, a settlement has been reached between fire victims and former PG&E executives, and witness testimony begins in the trial of Santa Clara County Sheriff Laurie Smith.

A 4.8-magnitude earthquake struck off the coast near Eureka, Cal Academy’s new exhibit is “bug-tacular,” and many traffic lights were either blinking red or outright not working Saturday in SF.

All CA counties have left the CDC's “high” category for COVID-19, Bay Area rents could swell by an extra 10% this year, and fire crews are making progress controlling the largest wildfire this year in California — with 60% of the Mosquito Fire now contained.

A man was fatally shot on an Oakland freeway Wednesday night, those "inflation relief" payments are on their way for Californians in October, and the Red Hot Chili Peppers were the surprise concert guests at Dreamforce last night.

A fourth fatal shooting in Oakland Tuesday capped off a violent 18 hours, a child was struck by a bus and gravely injured in San Francisco, and new data shows that SF lost more than half its restaurant jobs during the pandemic.

Two women were shot and one was seriously injured on 23rd Street in the Mission Monday evening, the Valero refinery in Benicia will be flaring this week, and a van crashed through a CVS store in downtown Oakland.

A Sunday homicide in the East Bay was likely linked to road rage, President Biden declares the "pandemic is over," and rain is going to continue sporadically around the Bay Area the next couple of days.