A two-alarm apartment fire Friday night in Antioch displaced at least 21 people, this weekend’s March Madness and the SailGP Race events will bring swaths of tourists to SF, and Taylor Hawkins, the beloved drummer of the Foo Fighters, has died at 50 years old.

Local media interviewed a lot of tourists who came to see Duke and Gonzaga play at the Chase Center, the suspect in two stabbings in Guerneville was found dead, and admissions policy changes for SF's Lowell High School means a lot more kids apply there.

More details are emerging a broad-daylight shooting on a quiet suburban street in Lafayette, Sonoma County authorities are investigating a homicide in Guerneville, and hundreds of SF city workers protested Wednesday about understaffing.

This week's spring heatwave will bring temps to the Bay that are 20 degrees above normal, limited service returned to BART's Red Line this morning, and the SFPD is investigating a deadly hit-and-run collision in the Bayview that happened Sunday.

Steelworkers are going on strike at Richmond's Chevron refinery today, one person is dead following a high-speed chase in Healdsburg on Sunday, and HIV/AIDS activists are rallying at SF's City Hall to call for renewed attention on treatment and detection of the disease after the pandemic.

The massive blaze at a vacant commercial building in Campbell has been officially put out, police are investigating a deadly shooting at an Oakland sideshow, and ICYMI: Bar Comal — the popular eatery near Lake Merritt beloved for its bar food — started serving brunch this weekend.

Two SF fire trucks collided with each other at the intersection of Laguna and Lombard streets Friday, it looks like rain will continue on and off until about 5 p.m. today, and CA is expected to drop its requirement for “mega-event” attendees to show proof of vaccination.

BART service this morning between Dublin and Pleasanton was disrupted by a death on the tracks, those Uber/Lyft gas surcharges kick in, and a powerful earthquake near Fukushima in Japan is prompting tsuami warnings — but not for us.

A little more rain is on the way late tonight and into tomorrow, BART's Red Line is still down and you have transfer to get to Berkeley or Richmond, and an early morning fire displaced five in SF's Oceanview.

Caltrain said Sunday that the wreckage from the Thursday collision is all cleared, Contra Costa County firefighters extinguished a two-alarm fire Sunday that affected an Antioch church, and a smattering of light rain has finally fallen in SF.

People are actually holding on to their "pandemic pets,” eBay — which is based in San Jose — announced it will ban transactions to Russian addresses, and the SF whiskey bar Hard Water allegedly owes over $400K in past-due rent.

Three men were shot near the Oakland airport Friday, Bay Area COVID-19 cases continue falling (though might not hit rock bottom for a few more weeks), and it looks like we can expect overnight delays on the Bay Bridge until at least March 23.

Only 16% of renters who applied for rent relief from CA have received their payments, a small 3.4-magnitude earthquake was recorded near Pinnacles Park this morning, and USF student Christopher Liang hasn't been heard from since going on an "impulsive" trip Monday from SF to Irvine.