The FBI is investigating the Martinez Refining Company's flare-ups; the SFPD has arrested a suspect in the Tenderloin killing of a 52-year-old man last month; and happy Bottle Rock Weekend to those celebrating.

A road-rage incident on I-580 in Oakland Thursday led to shots being fired and a subsequent crash; an East Bay professor is entering the race for Barbara Lee's House seat; and the once gleaming white facade of SFMOMA's 2016 addition is looking pretty filthy these days.

One of the people injured in Tuesday morning's car crash at Potrero and 16th has died; Oakland saw a spate of 100 robberies this month; and the Oakland A's may have reached an agreement with Nevada legislators to fund their Vegas stadium.

Highway 101 was closed in both directions in Sunnyvale following a major crash after midnight last night; teens got in a huge brawl at the Contra Costa County Fair on Saturday; and VP Kamala Harris is coming to Silicon Valley today.

Organizers said that 5,000 more people signed up for this year's Bay to Breakers than 2022s, and expect crowds of tens of thousands; A Concord man was sentenced for shooting a teenager to impress Bay Area MS-13; and the wife of Sonoma County Sheriff was arrested on suspicion of DUI.

Jay-Z and Beyoncé reportedly paid $200 million for a massive Malibu house on the beach; Twitter is facing another lawsuit and city investigation around trying to force its employees to sleep in its office; and it's tide pool season in SF.

BART is settling a case involving a BART police shooting in Feb. 2020; Hayward police are seeking a man accused of killing his ex-wife last week; and accused Bob Lee killer Nima Momeni is due to be arraigned.

Oakland police are seeking two suspects and a victim in a possible kidnapping; a panel discussion was held in the Mission District Tuesday about the Banko Brown shooting; and a former Apple employee has been charged with stealing autonomous car trade secrets.

There was a shooting Monday evening on the 1200 block of Eddy Street; the suspect in that deadly wrong-way crash on I-280 has entered a not-guilty plea; and the Merced River is expected to reach flood stage in the Yosemite Valley this week.

An independent investigation into Cupertino city government found that former Mayor Darcy Paul exhibited "abusive and controlling behavior;" a fatal shooting happened Friday in the Bayview; and Bay Area home prices are rising again after several months of stalled values.

The Warriors' championship hopes are dashed, and the performances and ages of the players have fans questioning; Oakland saw four separate shootings Friday; and pandemic-time immigration law Title 42 has been lifted.

A pair of earthquakes within 12 hours of each other have rattled Plumas County; the SF Chamber of Commerce brought on Amazon as a sponsor for Small Business Week; and Newsom has come out against cash payments for reparations.

The Oakland teachers' strike stretches into its sixth day; SF crab fishermen are testing a new pot design that could reduce whale entanglements; and a new study suggests Australia's brush fires four years ago may have contributed to our triple La Nina seasons.

The SF Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to urge the DA's office to release the Banko Brown shooting video; Sonoma County officers engaged in a high-speed chase that ended with a crash; and a Palm Springs-based petit basset griffon Vendéen won Best in Show at Westminster last night.

No cause of death for Blue was announced, but reportedly he had been battling cancer; the A's announcer who said a slur onscreen has been suspended; and the SEC is investigating First Republic execs for trading before the sale of the institution.

The long-time announcer was calling a game between the A's and the Royals when he apparently misspoke and said what sounded like the n-word; a man was shot at the Van Ness Muni Station around 4 p.m. Friday; and the judge's offer for the guilty plea for the Los Gatos party mom is 17 years.