One-way traffic opens between Muir, Stinson beaches
State Highway 1 between Muir and Stinson beaches in Marin County will open to one-way traffic before noon Thursday.
SF Symphony cans accused conductor
The San Francisco Symphony Thursday canceled planned performances by well-known conductor Charles Dutoit after allegations of sexual misconduct.
Salvation Army ‘desperate’ for bell ringers
The Salvation Army in Hayward is in desperate need of bell ringers this holiday season.
Father allegedly shoots, kills son
The Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a homicide in which a father shot and killed his son during an alleged physical confrontation.
Tenderloin fire injures 1, displaces 3
One person suffered moderate smoke inhalation and three people were displaced in a two-alarm structure fire Thursday evening in the Tenderloin.
Fire at 24th and Shotwell displaces 11
A two-alarm fire was brought under control Wednesday night in San Francisco’s Mission District.
Powerball winner sitting on $374k winning ticket
The winner of a Powerball lottery ticket that was sold in Oakland and is worth hundreds of thousands of dollars has yet to come forward.
Police nab alleged stalker, discover guns, meth lab
A 49-year-old Sunnyvale man has been arrested on suspicion of stalking a 46-year-old woman and attempting to kidnap and rape her.
Suspects sought in Fairfield freeway shooting
California Highway Patrol officials are asking for help finding the suspects in a freeway shooting Saturday morning in Fairfield.
One person killed in Lakeview Highway crash
One person died in a collision Sunday night in unincorporated Sonoma County west of Sears Point.
Clock ticks on Sonoma debris removal program
Sonoma County residents with properties destroyed by the North Bay wildfires can have debris and hazardous waste removed through a government program.
One perishes in SF house fire
Firefighters have contained a one-alarm house fire this morning that killed one person, fire officials said.
Salvation Army extends care to returning fire evacuees
The Salvation Army today will provide meals, emotional and spiritual care to residents going home to Santa Rosa, Salvation Army officials said.
DMV self-serve kiosk debuts at Safeway
The Safeway in Potrero Hill officially welcomed a “DMV Now” self-service kiosk.
Scammers target SF victims over water bills
Police and utility officials are warning San Francisco residents about a scam in which the caller poses as a public utility representative demanding payment for overdue bills.
Big Sur mudslide fix planned for 2018
Caltrans is hoping a $40 million rebuilding project will have state Highway 1 at Mud Creek reopened by late summer 2018.
Man killed by own car was middle school band director
A man fatally struck by his own vehicle as it rolled away in Pacifica has been identified as a music instructor at Ingrid B. Lacy Middle School.
Underwater Bay Bridge demolition begins
Demolition of the remaining 13 marine foundations of the bridge’s old eastern span is scheduled to begin today.
Extreme heat causes BART delays
It’s official: BART officials today said there is currently a major delay systemwide because of severe hot weather conditions.
BART reduces speed during Bay Area heatwave
BART officials announced Friday that they will reduce the speed of trains systemwide as Bay Area cities see record temperatures.