All about Mauricio Dubon, the Giants' new second baseman, a beached shark refused to go back in the water at a Bay Area beach, and the homeless suspect in that well publicized assault is back in court today.

California's fire season is off to a much slower start than last year, PG&E is being called out for not trimming back enough trees by a court-appointed monitor, and PG&E is being called out by citizens for cutting down too many trees.

Five Oakland police officers who were fired for fatally shooting a homeless man are suing to get their jobs back, and the Ghost Ship jury is going into their seventh day of deliberations.

Chinatown residents continue to tell City Hall they feel targeted for crime, the mayor touts bicycle safety improvements on Valencia, and the Ghost Ship trial jury has taken a break for the weekend.

A fiery crash in San Jose claimed one life, an East Bay congressman is trying to address near-miss incidents at SFO, and Rep. Eric Swalwell held an emotional town hall on gun control.

More details reveal the SFPD's knowledge of Bryan Carmody's profession, a homicide investigation in Livermore, and KPIX retraces the steps of the Gilroy gunman.

A suspicious device in the Mission was a false alarm, SF's homeless department falls short of goals, and Cupertino could be in trouble with the state over its decision to reject a big redevelopment project that involved housing.

A good Samaritan coaxed an inebriated man off a construction crane in San Jose, the Marsh Complex fires are nearly contained, and there's a job fair this morning for the elderly and disabled.

The founder of 8chan says the site should be taken down after it's connected with another mass shooting, a fatal collision shuts down 101 south in Palo Alto, and SF is trying to ban single-use plastic cups.

The wildfire in Contra Costa County has grown to over 500 acres, 45 arrests have been made in East Bay sex trafficking rings in recent weeks, and Biscuits & Blues is endangered.

The number of homeless in Golden Gate Park has decreased sharply, an overturned truck caused some traffic on 80 this morning, and a big crowd showed up to see that mural at George Washington High before it gets covered.

The teen jailed in Italy for killing an Italian cop may have posted about his knife on Instagram, and SFPD officer shot a dog, and Zynga is apparently doing well for a change.

A 36-year-old woman was left with life-threatening injuries in an early Saturday pedestrian crash on Van Ness, a group of friends in Gilroy grazed by bullets can't believe they're alive, and hundreds turned out for vigils in Gilroy Monday.

Closing arguments start today in the Ghost Ship fire trial, a fight between neighbors allegedly leads to Cotati's first homicide in 24 years, and among the dead in Sunday's shooting in Gilroy was a six-year-old boy.

Former Rio Olympian wins the SF Marathon, Hong Kong Airlines is stopping service from SFO, and a Pick-and-Pull yard in San Jose caught fire.

UC Berkeley's been dropped from the US News college rankings, a Thursday hit-and-run driver has surrendered, and Bay Area home prices are dropping.

Two puppies were stolen in Potrero Hill, BART's board is voting on a new general manager, and an 80-acre fire is burning in San Jose.

A standoff in the Oakland hills ends with two suspects arrested, the DMV is on a half day today, and the Board of Supervisors approved the creation of an Office of Racial Equity.

A car fire shut down General Douglas MacArthur Tunnel in the Presidio, ICE has been using Oakland Airport for mass deportations for the last decade, and noted satirist Paul Krassner has died.