BART steps up police patrols after recent violent incidents, Burning Man is warring with the feds again, and does Swalwell even have a chance in 2020 or is he really just prepping for later?

A chain-reaction crash injures two on I-880 in Oakland, local nurses want the Zuckerberg name off of SF General, a woman survived after her boyfriend died driving off a hillside in Cazadero.

A Vallejo woman and her child were mauled by three dogs, sword suspect appears in court, and an eerie discovery at a Mt. Tam crash site.

Trump is California today, another driver died going of a cliff near Mt. Tam, and CalFire had a fire of its own at its Napa County HQ.

A seven-story condo project on 14th Street goes to Planning, Bay Area bridges deemed deficient, and another gray whale has turned up dead in the Bay.

Two teens died in Dixon in an accidental electrocution in a field, Breed says she'd consider fewer beds at the proposed Embarcadero shelter, and a downtown developer is backing out of a grocery store promise.

A man is on life support after a fight outside Dodger Stadium in LA, a 49-year-old man was arrested for lewd acts and exposing himself to a minor in a Daly City gym, and there are widespread flight delays today due to a computer problem.

The Giants eke out their first win of the season, Alice Waters' Chez Panisse yard sale was packed, and a Marin County man is jailed in Colombia for soliciting sex with minors.

Two Oakland teens arrested for string of Sunset robberies, the Stones won't be playing Levi's in May because Jagger is not well, and Metallica has added a second Chase Center show.

Lyft hits the NYSE at $72/share, Silicon Valley has some layoffs planned, and six Bay Area parents are in court today in the college fraud scandal.

One of the two suspects in Saturday's shooting in the Fillmore was among the injured, and the suspect in a Monday shooting in SoMa was apprehended in Southern California.

A Bernie Sanders rally at Fort Mason drew 16,000 supporters, Apple is set to announce its streaming service today, and the SF Public Library is forgiving $1.5M in fines.

A man perished in a Bay Point house fire Friday morning, a woman with two kids in tow was struck by a vehicle in the Upper Haight, and Joe's Cable Car is getting demolished.

The city just settled with a bicyclist who was hit by a police car in 2016, a former UC Berkeley student is accusing a football coach of sexual harassment, and UCSF workers are on strike.

The EU has now fined Google/Alphabet $10 billion total, Mike Pence just dropped into the Bay Area, and Pinterest just signed a huge lease in SoMa.

Lyft is seeking a pre-market valuation somewhat lower than the $25 billion that was expected. Also, two people were shot in two days on East Bay freeways.

SFPD steps up patrols on local mosques after shooting in New Zealand, local racetrack makes changes after CA horse deaths, and Joe Montana paid for college consulting services from Rick Singer.

A 24-year-old transient has been arrested in the Feb. 28 death of Bambi Larson, a murder-suicide in a Santa Rosa mall parking lot, and Feinstein pushes to ground Boeing 737 Max jets.

Woman drives wrong way on the Bay Bridge upper deck, SF acupuncturist indicted for fraud, and the Chronicle architecture critic is no big fan of the new Van Ness hospital.