A multi-car accident caused massive delays along I-80 in San Pablo this morning, Klay Thompson will make his return to the Warriors inside the Chase Center Sunday night, and it looks like next week will be rain-free.

Many outdoor dining areas in downtown Pleasanton were removed Friday for street cleaning purposes, Newsom activated the state's National Guard to support COVID-19 testing capacities, and it's official: Oakland's own Amy Schneider has become the first woman to win more than $1M on "Jeopardy!."

California's booster rate is 38% and even far lower in some counties, state officials are trying to keep the "worried well" who have COVID from arriving at hospital ERs, and 23andMe just launched its own clinical trial of a cancer drug.

San Francisco nurses say Omicron has been especially brutal on children, 33 former Parkmerced janitors just scored a win at the state Supreme Court, and the more-effective N95 and KN95 masks are once again hard to find around the Bay.

One of the longest-running Japanese businesses in the city is set to close later this month, expect king tides around the Bay Area today until early tomorrow, and some dozen skaters (wearing not all that much) competed in San Francisco's "Polar Bear Skate'' Saturday.

The SF Fire Department Chief, Jeanine Nicholson, tested positive for COVID-19 earlier this week, it looks like the Bay Area's newest native was born in Antioch, and the record-setting wildfires burning through Colorado are now responsible for destroying at least 1,000 homes.

The search for missing Tahoe resident and Northstar employee Rory Angelotta has been suspended, Oakland police made a second arrest in a murder by Lake Merritt, and a 400-person NYE yacht party in the Bay has local experts worried.

Extreme weather conditions have hampered a search for a missing skier in Tahoe, the SFPD is investigating a home-invasion robbery of a 90-year-old woman, and more venues cancel NYE events.

The Tahoe area continues to be mostly impassable due to snow, a power outage early this morning halted BART service to SFO, and airlines continue to cancel hundreds of flights per day due to COVID-related staffing shortages.

Hundreds of flights either leaving from or coming into the United States have already been canceled Sunday, the China Beach bathhouse is getting a $20M renovation, and a mixture of freezing temperatures and steady precipitation made for a snowy Christmas night in the Santa Cruz Mountains.

Rain is forecasted to keep pouring down today and into early next week, a few Bay Area holiday pop-up bars will open later today, and… merry Christmas!

A big rig plunged off an overpass onto a road below in Lafayette this morning, a Jewish house of worship was possibly torched in San Jose, and Oakland Airport was already very busy first thing this morning.

San Jose launched two "warming centers" for people experiencing homelessness, one of San Mateo's busiest vaccination sites will close until January, and CHP is investigating three fatal car crashes that happened on various Bay Area freeways early Sunday.

A roller skating-themed mural debuted at Golden Gate Park, Union Square endures as the holiday season continues, and Dottie’s True Blue Café has closed for good after more than 30 years in business.

The SF school board officially extended lottery-based admissions at Lowell High, Santa Clara County's health officer is warning of a "deluge" of Omicron cases, and the Elizabeth Holmes case gets handed to the jury today.