The man accused in the hit and run that killed a Castro Valley girl is out on bail, Richmond city officials want to know why the Chevron refinery keeps flaring, and comparing Warren and Sanders on cannabis.

This could be SF’s first rain-less February in 156 years, Mohammed Nuru is apparently singing like a bird to the City Attorney, and a man suspected of running over two homeless people in the Haight is believed to have then rammed a police cruiser on Twin Peaks.

Police are seeking three suspects in a Pleasanton home invasion robbery, more infected Diamond Princess passengers may still get moved from Travis AFB, and the Chase Center just celebrated its millionth guest.

It looks like San Francisco's controversial mayor might make a cameo in "The Matrix 4,” the first new coastal campground inside a state park in over three decades will be at Monterey Bay’s Fort Ord Dunes State Park, and a woman was killed in an overnight crash in Redwood City along Highway 101.

Oprah was spotted hiking in East Bay ahead of her Chase Center stop today for the "Oprah's WW 2020 Vision Tour," more than 100 students walked out of the Aptos Middle School Friday morning to protest physical and verbal bullying at the institution, and, yes — coyotes are thriving in SF.

Six people were injured in a multi-vehicle crash in Los Gatos, a 25-year-old man turned himself in following a murder in a San Jose Airbnb, and there are now a dozen Americans from the Diamond Princess cruise ship hospitalized in Northern California.

A bomb threat shut down Diridon Station in San Jose for several hours this morning, a Santa Rosa mother and daughter face stigma from self-quarantine after trip to China, and President Trump just pardoned former 49ers owner Edward DeBartolo, Jr.

A 17-year-old shot by police at the El Cerrito BART station is expected to survive, a young woman killed in Vallejo was the sister of Bay Area rapper Nef the Pharaoh, and a pedestrian was seriously injured at Lombard and Steiner.

A man stabbed one woman and attacked another with an unidentified weapon at the Embarcadero, Oakland's Chinatown — like SF's — is struggling in the wake of the coronavirus, and the El Cerrito station is open again after a BART officer shot an armed man on the platform Saturday afternoon.

Business in Chinatown is coming to a standstill amidst concerns over the novel coronavirus, dozens of housing rights activists marched into The Keystone in SoMa yesterday night, and nearly 400 Americans aboard the quarantined Princess Diamond cruise ship will fly back home tomorrow.

A 16-year-old driver helped rescue a man who drove off a cliff on Highway 1, Union City police are announcing an update in the investigation of the homicides of two young boys, and Trump went tweeting about his absolute powers to interfere in the DoJ.

A woman was struck by a car outside a Portola nightclub, the Chevron refinery in Richmond did more early morning flaring, and the first coronavirus case among American evacuees in quarantine has been confirmed in San Diego.

Three people died in house fires in Oakland and Vacaville overnight, a hit-and-run driver was arrested in Richmond, and a new SFPD "foot beat office" has opened in mid-Market.

A 4-year-old was killed in an East Bay hit-and-run Friday around 5 p.m., Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey plans to grow the company’s workforce outside of San Francisco, and it was actually hotter in Antarctica than it was in Los Angeles this past Thursday.

Drivers were responsible for most of last year's pedestrian deaths in SF, the head of the local EPA office was just dismissed, and there were two shootings on I-880 in the East Bay on Wednesday.

A Brisbane resident shot an alleged home invader, a Santa Clara County sheriff's deputy wearing a turban was shot at by a passing car, and the San Benito County couple with the coronavirus is in isolation at UCSF Parnassus.

A high school student fatally shot Friday in Antioch has been identified, an injury accident caused a major delay on the westbound Bay Bridge this morning, and reporters are intercepting sad 49ers fans arriving back at SFO from Miami.

Super Bowl LIV kicks off at 3:30 p.m. (PST), two people were severely injured in a late-night fire at a Visitacion Valley home, and, no, you're not crazy — today's date really does read the same way forward and backward.

City officials say they'll deploy more police and safety officers throughout San Francisco tomorrow to handle Super Bowl crowds, a man died in an early-morning fire at a Walnut Creek condominium complex, and the historically all-boys Riordan High School will start accepting girls.