Barbara Boxer tells the story of her mugging in Oakland, a traffic stop in Vacaville turned tragic, and Gavin Newsom's Cow Hollow wine and spirits shop has been broken into four times so far this year.

A plane that crashed in Truckee on Monday killed all four people onboard, Singapore's Delta variant surge among the vaccinated may hold clues for the Bay Area, and the CDC is expected to tell all vaccinated people to put masks back on indoors.

The Dixie Fire prompts more evacuations in Plumas County, a reckless driver crashed into multiple parked cars in the Richmond, and the CDC is considering revised mask guidance for vaccinated people in indoor spaces.

Two young white men were arrested after vandalizing a BLM mural in Santa Cruz, the Walgreens at 81st Avenue in Oakland is set to close (which could create a local “pharmacy desert”), and the Dixie Fire grew nearly 10,000 acres overnight — with its northeastern perimeter joining the Fly Fire.

An East Bay warehouse fire caused temporary outages Saturday morning, a body recovered in the San Pablo Bay is believed to belong to a local missing teen, and the pandemic absolutely worsened hunger in the Bay Area — with the SF-Marin food bank dealing out 80 million pounds of food in 2020, alone.

Seven vaccinated Stanford students have tested positive and are symptomatic for COVID, the SFPD is seeking help finding a car that hit an 88-year-old woman on Wednesday, and the Olympics opening ceremony was met with protest.

Chinatown businesses are being targeted with frivolous ADA lawsuits and "demand letters" and the DA's Office is investigating, a Recology truck caught fire on 101, and Oakland police are cracking down on illegal vendors at Lake Merritt.

Newsom is meeting with state and local leaders about retail theft, some Uber and Lyft drivers in SF are on strike today, and the Southern California couple whose gender reveal party sparked a wildfire last year has been charged with involuntary manslaughter.

A large earthquake happened 7.5 miles west of Petrolia in Humboldt County Saturday, emergency crews were called to help an injured hiker at Alum Rock Park earlier this week, and two athletes tested positive for COVID-19 in the Olympic Village.

One large storefront at Grant Avenue and Clay Street is set to become a Chinese arts and media center, a Saturday morning hit-and-run crash at a San Jose intersection left one driver dead, and yes: Monkeypox is a thing.

A three-hour standoff with an armed and apparently intoxicated man in his car ended peacefully in Berkeley, Aaron Peskin is trying to save laundromats, and more restaurants are adding "wellness fees" to checks.

Three shootings in East Oakland left one person dead this morning, more details are emerging about the arrest of former 49er Richard Sherman in Seattle, and longtime Bay Area lesbian activist and educator Sally Gearhart has died.

VTA light-rail service in San Jose won't be restarting this month after all, it's been confirmed that the pilot and a passenger died in yesterday's small plane crash in Monterey, and pop star Olivia Rodrigo is meeting with President Biden and Dr. Fauci about a youth vaccination campaign.

There was a small earthquake near Hollister this morning, a Bay Area doctor saved a choking fan at last night's Giants game, and though coastal cities and towns in higher elevations will be spared from triple-digit temperatures Sunday, inland areas will continue to scorch.

San Francisco is losing its only Top Round Roast Beef outpost soon, Valencia Street will again close to cars later tonight, and San Francisco police detained a suspect thought to be in connection with Friday's stabbing near Broadway and Powell Street.

The Montana grizzly bear that dragged a NorCal woman out of her tent and killed her has been shot and killed, a Flex Alert has been issued for 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. today, and video shows fallen rocks from yesterday's earthquake.

A UCSF professor of epidemiology urges people to wear masks during today's larger Independence Day events, five people were stabbed in downtown Napa Saturday night, and new cherry blossom trees were planted in Japantown.

On Friday, San Francisco police released surveillance footage of a man suspected to have stabbed a 31-year-old aboard a Muni bus earlier last month; the victim has since recovered from their non-life-threatening injuries.