A woman was swept out to sea at Half Moon Bay trying to rescue her dog, homicides were actually up 7 percent across the Bay Area, and Tesla hit its sales goals for 2019.

A high-surf advisory has been extended through tonight, two arrests have been made in an Oakland laptop theft that ended in death, and a 3.9M earthquake struck the South Bay Wednesday night.

The man who was injured chasing after laptop thieves in Oakland has died, Supervisor Sandra Fewer may not run for reelection, and a vigil is being held to mark the 11th anniversary of Oscar Grant's death.

A male pedestrian was struck and killed by an Amtrak train in Richmond, arrests were made in a Nov. 17 mass shooting in Fresno, and SF is encouraging New Year's Eve revelers to sign up for emergency text alerts.

Hundreds gathered for a vigil Sunday at Dublin High School for three boys killed in a Christmas crash, a plane had to make an emergency landing at San Jose airport, and a high-surf advisory has been issued for NorCal beaches.

An early morning car rollover in Brentwood left two injured yesterday, some Bay Area immigration judges are leaving their posts because of current administration policies, a pop-up art gallery adds a heaping dollop of creativity to a vacant Mission District storefront, and more Saturday links.

A homeless woman was arrested for attacking a man on Sansome Street in the Financial District, the SFPD arrested four suspects in a string of car burglaries, and a vintage clothing store is being held up from opening in the Haight.

Three teens were killed in a Christmas night car crash in Pleasanton, four were injured in a shooting at a house party in East Oakland, and two porch pirates were nabbed in Butte County.

A heartwarming holiday ending in San Jose, a fake gold scam targets the Richmond District, and people are fighting Prop. 13 with walking tours.

Yesterday's two-alarm fire in the Inner Richmond left one dead, it looks like we'll be having a wet Christmas after all, a number of SF cafes and coffee shops are going zero-waste, and more Christmas Eve headlines.

Two men dragged a woman across a Walmart parking lot in Fremont trying to steal her purse, flaring at a Benecia refinery released tons of sulfur dioxide, and a blind woman was robbed of her cellphone at BART's 12th Street Station.

It looks like we'll be having a wet and windy (possibly snowy!) winter holiday, a fiery car accident left one dead and another injured last night in Santa Clara, the world's oldest Christmas card finds a temporary home at SF's Brick Row Book Shop, and more Sunday headlines.

Bay Area stores brace for what's the second busiest shopping day of the entire calendar year, one adorable good boy was caught red-pawed on camera stealing a donated child's toy, dozens of families moved into a new affordable housing complex in Oakland, and more Saturday headlines.

A storm may disrupt weekend travel plans, a new Navigation Center is being proposed for the Tenderloin, and the developer of Salesforce Tower just got a new SoMa project approved.

Six people have been indicted for falsely claiming losses in the Camp Fire, two have died from the flu in Marin County, and thousands turned out for pro-impeachment rallies last night.

Protesters block entrances to PG&E's SF headquarters, noted East Bay restaurateur Richard Mazzera dies, and new SFMTA chief Jeff Tumlin gets sworn in.

BART fares are going up again on January 1, Kaiser mental health workers are going on strike, and marijuana burglars in Santa Rosa evaded police after a high-speed chase.

A United Airlines flight from San Francisco to Eugene had to turn around and make an emergency landing Saturday, 348 firearms were taken up as part of yesterday's gun buy-back event, a Brentwood ice skating rink melted overnight due to a vandal's crafty work, and more Sunday headlines.

With only three public bathrooms available past 8 p.m. in the city, Supervisor Matt Haney calls for more and to also expand their operating hours, untidy streets and homelessness are affecting tourism along Pier 39, the Sausalito Arts Festival has been put on hold, and more Saturday headlines.

Dense fog blankets the Bay Area, a Republican candidate for Congress was arrested in the Outer Sunset for stalking, and a malnourished seal pup found in Redwood City returns to the wild.

A woman was found shot in her car in Oakland, a poll shows that 90 percent of Bay Area residents want PG&E changed, and there's a high surf advisory on the way tomorrow.

A suspended Cal football player is in trouble for a bizarre incident involving a Berkeley police officer, unlicensed contractors got nabbed in Santa Rosa... oh, and the House just dropped two articles of impeachment.