The three suspects in Monday's kidnapping in San Jose have been identified, a 25-year-old man died while skiing at Palisades Tahoe, and Jeff Bezos made some kind of jab at fellow billionaire Elon Musk about his purchase of Twitter — on Twitter.

Thousands of nurses are on strike at Stanford Hospital today, Oakland teachers are planning a strike to protest school closures on Friday, and a Lassen County woman has a harrowing story of surviving on yogurt while stuck in the snow.

Firefighters put out a structural fire Saturday at Root Chinese Restaurant in South SF, “pro-planet" demonstrations are playing out across the Bay Area today, and April's smattering of Bay Area rainstorms didn’t help much in lifting the region out of drought conditions.

Some homeowners are now paying 20% more on their mortgages than they would’ve just a few months ago, Golden Gate Pediatrics is preparing as the FDA gets closer to authorizing COVID-19 vaccines for children under five years old, and ICYMI: City Hall glowed green last night to honor Earth Day.

Los Angeles County is reinstating its mask mandate for rideshares and transit starting today, a 21-year-old American Canyon man was arrested for human trafficking, and the CEO of Old Navy is stepping down after two years in the job.

A judge has decided that the trial of Paul and Ruben Flores for the 1996 murder of Kristin Smart will move to Monterey County, BART reversed itself about masks, and that lawsuit by the City of San Francisco against opioid makers and distributors begins Monday.

The SFFD says a roofing crew might have sparked the roof fire in West Portal on Monday, a dumped bucked of floor adhesive caused a "sticky situation" (and car damage) on the San Mateo Bridge, and a Gilroy victim of the Happy Face Killer has been ID'd.

A tent fire spread to an apartment building at Church and 15th streets Monday morning, four people were stabbed in the Tenderloin, and two gay dads say their kids were verbally assaulted by a raging and bigoted man on an Amtrak train bound for the Bay Area.

A bevy of in-person Easter Sunday celebrations are happening across San Francisco today, yesterday's spat of moderate rain brought a good amount of precipitation to the Bay Area, and a mass shooting inside a South Carolina mall has left at least twelve people injured.

A person was rescued from the side of a cliff at Thornton State Beach in Daly City Friday, Oakland's school mask mandate will be lifted Monday, and though the past twelve hours have seen moderate rain showers drench the Bay Area, they'll pass later on today.

California is backing away from requiring COVID vaccines for kids to attend school this fall, BART is expanding its use of license-plate readers at parking areas, and a bar fight in Petaluma turned into a shooting Thursday night.

A four-alarm fire engulfed the Port of Benicia Saturday, the National Weather Service issued a high surf advisory until 3 p.m. Sunday, and SF's soapbox derby returns to McLaren Park today.

Noodle Fest is coming back, SFMOMA's annual Art Bash fundraiser again graced the museum last night, and (of course) Amazon is now looking into overturning the historic unionization of workers at an Amazon distribution center in Staten Island.

A third suspect in the Sacramento shooting arrested on a gun charge has been released on bail, jurors in the Sunny Balwani trial saw new text messages with Elizabeth Holmes, and the owner of the Westfield mall is looking to sell.

Ron Conway is among the tech investors supporting the recall of Chesa Boudin, a homeless man is suing the city of San Rafael over its sanctioned encampment, and there's a heatwave arriving midweek that will drive temps up all over the Bay.