A 12-year-old boy remains missing after being swept out to sea in Half Moon Bay, a small earthquake rattled Santa Rosa during last night's crazy high winds, and Trump has less than 24 hours as president!!

PG&E may shut off power to 6,100 customers in the south Sierra today due to winds, Vacaville City Hall and a nearby police station were vandalized, and cases of a new coronavirus variant have been found in Santa Clara County.

37-year-old Kyle Matthew Folsom was arrested in relation to the explosives found at Candlestick RV Park Friday, strong surf conditions continue to inundate the Bay Area's Pacific coastlines, and a 4.2M earthquake struck in Aromas around 8:01 p.m. Saturday — and could be felt all the way in SF.

Twelve SF mailboxes are being removed prior to inauguration day for safety reasons, Contra Costa County has created a plan to start vaccinating all its seniors, and a collection of chemicals used to make explosives were seized from Candlestick RV park Friday by SF police and federal agents.

BART Police are hiring more unarmed crisis intervention officers, a hacker scraped Parler of all its posts and data before it was taken down, and 70 percent of Americans believe Trump played a role in last week's Capitol siege.

Rep. Eric Swalwell will star as prosecutor in Trump's second Senate trial, the CA EDD is now making people prove their identities, and the Sacramento and Tahoe regions are lifting lockdowns and reopening outdoor dining.

The House is readying a swift second impeachment of President Trump today, the US hit yet another grim record for daily COVID deaths, and calls are growing for mass vaccinations in California without the phased rollout.

A 30-year-old SF man was found fatally shot in a car in Contra Costa County, someone projected #TrumpPenceOutNow on the Twitter building last night, and Facebook is finally (!) cracking down on all 'Stop the Steal' content.

A San Jose man and a San Mateo County woman are both missing in separate incidents in which high surf caught them on coastal rocks, the House is moving forward with an article of impeachment, and Stanford is telling all freshman and sophomores to remain at home.

A 28-year-old man died in a motorcycle crash Saturday morning, next week's forecast is showing to be a dry (but cold) one, and over 250 individuals have donated more than $14,000 toward repairing the damaged cherry blossom trees in Japantown after they were found vandalized Tuesday morning.

Reem’s California in the Mission District has created a GoFundMe page to raise funds for a new main oven, Contra Costa County Health Department officials stopped Vic’s Martinez from reopening outdoor dining... and the first observed instance of dwarfism in giraffes has been cataloged by scientists.

Trump has reportedly been rage-filled and still delusional in isolation in the White House, a Capitol police officer has died from injuries sustained while engaging with rioters, and funeral homes in Daly CIty and Colma say they are getting inundated with COVID deaths.

Trump supporters also rallied in Sacramento and other state capitols Wednesday, Peninsula Congresswoman Jackie Speier talks about what the Capitol siege looked like from the inside, and a small earthquake rumbled under the South Bay Thursday morning.

The SF Board of Supervisors approved two new SFMTA board members, a judge has ordered the NYE hit-and-run suspect to remain in jail, and the Danville restaurant that's been defying lockdown orders has finally stopped doing that.

Two rare Northern California tornadoes touched down on Monday, a pair of South Bay doctors pleaded guilty to healthcare fraud in a case involving a faux COVID test, and Napa County wants to turn its fairgrounds into a mass vaccination site.

Nancy Pelosi was narrowly reelected to be Speaker of the House, friends and family are in mourning for Hana Abe after her death in a hit-and-run collision in SoMa, and one of the emergency room workers has died amid a 44-person COVID outbreak at Kaiser San Jose.

Mitch McConnell’s Kentucky home was vandalized with graffiti Saturday, a "chain-wielding" robbery suspect was shot by Berkeley police at a Walgreens, and 45-year-old Troy McAlister, who fatally struck two pedestrians in a hit-and-run Thursday, had been arrested multiple times in recent months.

Nancy Pelosi's San Francisco home has been (sort of) cleaned up after it was vandalized, Oakland rents continue to trend downward, and a 4.3 magnitude earthquake this morning around 6:42 a.m. rocked Pinnacles in Monterey County.

California has some new laws taking effect today, the Bay Area added 6,000 new COVID cases on New Year's Eve and 91 deaths, and police in San Jose dispersed some sort of protest Thursday night that they say became unlawful.

The holiday light displays in Golden Gate Park won't be turned on tonight, SF General is seeking help identifying an elderly patient found in the Mission on Christmas Eve, and the Red Cross in the Bay Area is pleading for more convalescent plasma.

Biden criticizes the vaccine rollout and vows to speed it up, BART is refusing delivery of new train cars until two problems are fixed, and those super-tall container cranes are arriving under the Golden Gate Bridge this morning from China.

Thieves and vandals targeted shops on Clement Street over the holiday weekend, a UCSF infectious disease specialist pushes for "harm reduction" on New Year's Eve, and Vice-president-elect Kamala Harris and her husband get their COVID vaccines.

CA legislators are postponing the effective date for a flavored-tobacco ban, actress Lori Loughlin is walking out of a federal prison in the East Bay today, and the CHP says they arrested 300 drunk drivers over Christmas.

Cal Fire officials have said that this year’s wildfire season will end Monday, it appears rain got the better of the gingerbread monolith at Corona Heights Park, and a ring of suspended ice crystals — known as a moon ring or winter halo — captivated denizens of the Bay Area Saturday night.

Older Bay Area residents are likely next in line to receive the coronavirus vaccine, a jolly Santa gave out gifts to the Oakland Zoo’s animals yesterday, and SF’s Chinatown was eerily quiet on Christmas — a day usually filled with tourists and locals alike walking the neighborhood.