SF-based Live Fit Gym will move into the former Castro 24 Hour Fitness location, the Old Fire in Napa County is now completely contained, and a small fire engulfed a dry cleaner in the heart of SF's Glen Park neighborhood Saturday.

The Vacaville Fire Department battled a three-alarm brush fire Friday, there’s a Mendocino gas station charging nearly $10 a gallon, and it looks like we can expect a bit of rain in the Bay Area later today.

Mask confusion abounds at Oakland Airport, almost all of California is back in the CDC's red tier for high COVID transmission, and alums from the Stanford frat banned from campus after a 2020 overdose death are suing the school.

A 4.1M earthquake struck near Bay Point just after 5 a.m. today, the Oakley PD says that there will be a "significant update" in the Alexis Gabe missing persons case, and the suspected San Jose Home Depot arsonist made a court appearance.

Dr. Bob Wachter is saying the current COVID surge in SF is "big-time" now, a body found in Oakland near Lake Merritt on Monday is being treated as a suspicious death, and one man died and a woman was injured in a hang-gliding crash in Milpitas.

Oakland Public Library's Main Library might need to relocate, Memorial Day travel is near pre-pandemic levels, and Paul Pelosi — the husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi — was arrested over the weekend in Napa County on suspicion of driving under the influence.

Giants manager Gabe Kapler is open to not skipping the national anthem on Memorial Day, SF's Carnaval festival — which, for 2022, is 17 blocks long — returned Saturday, and a gunman injured seven people and killed one indivual during an outdoor festival in Oklahoma.

San Francisco could be slick with rain later this afternoon, foot traffic at SFO is experiencing the long holiday weekend boost, and the union representing the United States Park Police has said: “families should avoid unnecessary travel to the Golden Gate National Recreation Area and the Presidio."

Public schools in San Francisco just saw a COVID case count similar to January, a fire broke out at a Pittsburg church early this morning, and in case you missed it the Warriors are in the NBA Finals for the first time in three seasons.

Around 751 homes and businesses in Noe Valley were still without power this a.m. after an outage Wednesday night, Nazi-related vandalism was found at Piedmont High School, and Oakland restaurant Lucky Three Seven has reopened after last week's shooting death of its co-owner.

A tent fire spread to a commercial building on 15th Street in the Mission, a 28-year-old man was killed in a drive-by shooting in Santa Rosa, and the 135-acre Quail Fire in Solano County is now 90% contained.

The first of several "formula flights" will arrive in the country from Europe today, get ready for some hot local temperatures next week, and a man stuck on a cliff at Mussel Rock Park in Daly City was rescued by California Highway Patrol officers — using a helicopter — earlier this week.

BART saw two hours of delays on Monday due to someone on the tracks at Lake Merritt, Oakland is poised to let rent-controlled rents rise 6.7%, and a new report by KTVU looks at K-9 bite incidents across 25 law enforcement agencies.

SF's high COVID case rate right now is likely due to how cautious the city has been up to now, police are investigating a double shooting in San Jose, and McDonald's announced that it is fully pulling out of Russia after 30 years.