An arrest has been made in connection with the lockdown that happened at Tamalpais High School in Mill Valley on Monday, former 49er Chris Doleman as died, and Chipotle has been fined for over-working teens.

Rideshare pickups move off of Market Street onto side streets, DA Chesa Boudin attends Diamond Heights community meeting about auto burglaries, and a Daly City girls' basketball team was at Kobe Bryant's basketball academy when news arrived of his death.

A flight out of Wuhan, China evacuating U.S. personnel may come directly to SFO, over a dozen kids on bikes were harassing motorists in Fremont, and enforcing a car-free Market Street could prove difficult.

The Alameda County Health Department reports a number of people were tested for the deadly Wuhan coronavirus, former California congressman Fortney 'Pete' Stark has died at 88, and a man was arrested in relation to the body found on Treasure Island last Friday.

A high-speed chase on I-880, a second arrest was made in an attack on two older men in Chinatown last summer, and California is looking to prohibit the advertising of wet wipes as "flushable."

A vehicle fleeing the scene of an alleged home invasion crashed on 101 this morning, a decommissioned firehouse in Fremont is for sale for $1, and a new test found no significant radiation at the Hunters Point Shipyard.

Livermore police are investigating an officer-involved shooting in which a male driver was shot in the thigh, City College remains in financial trouble, and a standoff has been unfolding at a home in San Pablo.

A vigil for the mother killed in an Oakland hit-and-run, a man was shot in SF's Sunnydale neighborhood Tuesday morning, and authorities are investigating the theft of nearly 100 beehives from an orchard in Yuba City.

Sonoma County is building a temporary "outdoor" homeless shelter, three people were shot in O Moraga Sunday night, and SF is looking for poll workers for March 3.

SFO will start screening passengers arriving from central China for a deadly coronavirus that's sickened over 40 people, JetBlue announced they'll no longer serve OAK, and various Women's Marches are scheduled throughout the Bay Area today.

Four were arrested in San Jose for operating two alleged brothels, 300 flights were delayed or canceled Thursday at SFO, and Pelosi made it back from D.C. in time for the SF Ballet opening gala last night.

A man was killed in a wrong-way crash on Highway 1 in Pacifica, Google is revising a huge transit village plan in downtown San Jose, and low-lying areas should beware of flooding as rains intensify this morning.

The local Filipino community is on edge about a volcano near Manila, Sutter Health has formed a partnership with Lyft to give patients rides, and a Napa Valley security guard is charged with an inside-job burglary at a winery.

The Moms 4 Housing group and their supporters continue to rally in West Oakland today, SF's city-owned health clinics are getting renovated, and the Oscar noms are out.

$10,000 worth of equipment was stolen from a high school robotics team, a man was found dead on Muni tracks this morning, and the Raiders announced they'll drop "Oakland" from all social media channels.

The 49ers will face off against the Minnesota Vikings at 1:35 p.m. at Levi's Stadium, California Highway Patrol is looking into an early morning shooting on Highway 101 in San Jose that injured one person, and Lime will lay off 14 percent of its workforce.

A 54-year-old Orinda teacher has been arrested for inappropriate relations with students in the 1990s, Oakland's Montclair neighborhood has community meeting about laptop theft death, and BART approves new wi-fi.

BART is apologizing for stranding thousands of people while removing a mentally ill person from the trackway in the East Bay last night, and some brazen burglaries have Walnut Creek residents on edge.

Oakland police conducted a mystery raid in East Oakland this morning, Coach Steve Kerr got ejected from the Warriors' game last night, and four suspects were apprehended in Cow Hollow after their car crashed into a parking control vehicle.

The trial begins today for the man accused of killing 18-year-old Nia Wilson at the MacArthur BART station, a vigil for the deceased laptop theft victim in Oakland, and Sunday sideshows were captured on video in SF.