San Francisco will roll back (or reduce) capacity for certain activities today at noon, one of the largest COVID-19 testing efforts in the city started Sunday in the Mission, and United Airlines has begun shipping Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine on charter flights.

A one-alarm fire broke out Friday night around 8:30 p.m. near Russin Hill, two people died in a deadly Sacramento mall shooting yesterday, and the CDC will vote next week on who will receive Pfizer's vaccine first and how it will be distributed.

There's no rain in the forecast for the next week or two, an apartment fire displaced 17 in Fremont, and park rangers have reached the Candelabra Tree in Butano State Park in San Mateo County and say it is mostly unscathed from the recent CZU fires.

Glide Memorial Church's annual Thanksgiving meal is happening outdoors, UCSF is among seven CA hospitals first in line for the COVID vaccine, and the Golden Gate Bridge parking lots are closed through the weekend.

A Muni operator has died from COVID complications, the homeless man suspected in a fatal Sunday stabbing at a San Jose shelter had been jailed recently for domestic violence, and the remains of a missing woman were found in the Russian River.

An incredibly large, six-alarm fire erupted in downtown Berkeley Saturday night, protesters gathered outside Zuckerberg’s home yesterday to denounce the social media platform's spread of misinformation, and San Jose police aren't planning to strictly enforce the county’s in-place curfew.

A sharp increase in COVID-19 cases in Santa Clara might push the county's healthcare system to its limits, one of Gavin Newsom's kids is now in quarantine after being possibly exposed to COVID-19, and Twitter is set to hand over its @POTUS account to Joe Biden's team on Inauguration Day.

Demonstrators marched on Thursday to protest the Tuesday police shooting outside the Westfield mall, 100 employees at Golden Gate Fields racetrack have COVID, and some anti-maskers gave a Nazi salute to the Solano County Board of Supervisors.

A car crash at Fillmore and Waller following a police chase leaves the driver in critical condition, North Bay commuters wake up to intense fog, and SF residents are being discouraged from swamping the city's free COVID testing sites for holiday travel peace of mind.

A wildfire is threatening 500 homes in Reno, the owners of two of the bars that were temporarily shut down for COVID rule violations speak out, and USPS change-of-address forms suggest 90,000 households have fled San Francisco.

Moderna's vaccine may be even more effective than Pfizer's, Solano County is reportedly reverting back to the "Purple" tier this week, and a frat party at UC Davis may have been a super-spreading event.

Residents at a homeless encampment at Union Point Park were displaced by Friday's two-alarm fire in East Oakland, the SpaceX launch originally scheduled for Friday is expected to continue tonight, and abnormally high king tides are expected to inundate the San Francisco Bay Area today and tomorrow.

The SF Opera has moved its annual costume sale online to raise funds for staff, Moschetti coffee roastery in Vallejo has created a blend to commemorate Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris, and a pilot COVID-19 tracing program (that utilizes smartphone data) will start Monday at UC Berkeley.

Golden Gate Bridge tolls may go up to $10 amid a fiscal crisis at the bridge district, two people were detained by the CHP in San Leandro following a road-rage freeway shooting, and the bodies found by a snowplow driver in Mono County have been ID'd.

SF firefighter Matt Vann is being treated for a traumatic brain injury following a Nov. 2 accident, DA Chesa Boudin has been delayed in refiling charges in an infamous police brutality case from 2016, and Santa Cruz is closing the Beach Boardwalk due to rising COVID cases.

Bay Area transit officials are hoping for bailout funds from the Biden Administration, the SF Unified School District is planning for in-person classes starting in late January, and Oakland's City Council just approved a $399K settlement for the last Ghost Ship-related lawsuit.

Two men are dead in a murder-suicide over a love triangle in San Mateo, the Golden Gate Bridge District is in major financial trouble, and a tagger has basically ruined a Banksy mural in the Mission.

While the Biden campaign has yet to issue a formal victory announcement, local news stations — as well as some national ones — have come out in celebrating the first female vice president-elect, Dublin has named its first-ever Latina mayor, and Bay Area restaurants start bracing for winter.