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.

A motorcyclist was killed in Concord after being ejected and hit by a car, Balboa Park neighbors are divided over the proposed vehicle "triage" center for the homeless, and the USS Hornet Museum in Alameda celebrates the Apollo 11 moon landing.

A Milpitas man was arrested after a four-hour standoff, D5 candidate Dean Preston wants to make Muni free, and a Sonoma County jail inmate died choking on a sandwich.

Temperatures are going to stay cool in the city as inland heats up this weekend, police are seeking a guy who stole $25K worth of bicycles in Sausalito, and transit-oriented development is booming next to BART stations.

Five people were hospitalized after a collision between a car and an AC Transit bus, two women in their 80s were robbed in SF by two teens, and food truck permit in Cow Hollow is causing a stir.

A 36-year-old man was fatally shot after breaking into two campers' tent in Stanislaus National Forest, a man was hospitalized after being pulled from the water at Ocean Beach, and the Mission is on edge ahead of planned ICE raids.

Laurel Village retail is struggling after the CPMC hospital moved, hundreds gathered in Oakland to protest the impending ICE raids, and BART doesn't want you trying to retrieve your own Airpods off the train tracks.

Hundreds protest pending ICE raids in downtown SF, a 38-year-old man arrested for a skateboard assault in Palo Alto, and Trump officially drops effort to put citizenship question on the Census.

Two suspects arrested after high-speed chase through San Jose Airport, a state bill that would make gig workers employees moves ahead, and Trump is convening a "summit" today of his most ardent right-wing Twitter fans.