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Palo Alto police arrested Eduardo Alvarez for allegedly assaulting a woman walking on El Camino Real early Saturday morning, authorities said.

The unveiling of a mural in Novato has been postponed after the skin tone of people depicted in the art was lightened, the school says it was a misunderstanding. Community members say the error erased representation of the community. Christie Smith reports.

Daly City commuters are having a difficult time looking for parking and the cities BART station as BART board members met to brainstorm ways to find a solution for drivers. Sam Brock reports.

Federal employees breathe a sigh of relief as the president agrees to re-open the government for three weeks but furloughed workers remain concerned as to what will happen after the three weeks are over. Damian Trujillo reports.

President Trump announced Tuesday that the government will open for three weeks, the announcement doesn’t sit well with local federal workers. TSA agents, union members and furloughed workers protested the shutdown on Friday at the Oakland International Airport and fear the joy is short lived. Jodi Hernandez reports.

All 24 schools in the Santa Rosa City Schools district will be shuttered on Monday due to dangerous weather and fire conditions, power shutoffs and nearby evacuations, school officials said Saturday.

Mandatory evacuations of 50,000 residents have been ordered Saturday for Healdsburg and Windsor due to concerns that the Kincade Fire will be fueled overnight by forecasted gusty winds.

Five schools in Santa Rosa will be closed on Monday due to the PG&E Public Safety Power Shutoff, the Santa Rosa City Schools district announced.

A former San Mateo police officer is facing the possibility of life in state prison after a jury Wednesday found him guilty of raping five women over the course of two years while on duty, according to the San Mateo County District Attorney’s Office.

The California Public Utilities Commission on Thursday blasted PG&E amid the utility’s Public Safety Power Shutoff, which has affected more than 700,000 customers throughout the state since Wednesday.

The Bay Area Air Quality Management District has issued an air quality advisory through Friday as smoke from wildfires in the Sierras moves into the region.

Five people have been detained after a report that shots were fired Monday evening on the platform of the Pittsburg/Bay Point BART station, BART officials said.

The National Weather Service has issued a Red Flag Warning for North Bay mountains above 1,000 feet between 8 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. Sunday.

Police are investigating after two employees who recently left Tesla allegedly failed to return company laptops and were reported for theft, the Palo Alto Police Department said Friday.

A woman in San Francisco’s North Beach neighborhood came home Thursday morning to find a stranger sleeping in her son’s bed, police said.

A Nevada man was arrested after a police dog on Thursday morning sniffed out nearly 23 pounds of methamphetamine stashed in the trunk of a car parked near Los Prados Park, police said.

San Francisco Supervisors Hillary Ronen and Matt Haney announced on Tuesday several compromises to an extensive overhaul of the city’s mental health treatment they have proposed to enact through an upcoming ballot measure.

Pope Francis on Friday warned tech company executives, diplomats and financiers that the race to create artificial intelligence and other forms of digital development pose the risk of increasing social inequality unless the work is accompanied by an ethical evaluation of the common good.

Pope Francis has a message for Silicon Valley. He hosted big names in the tech world for a three-day forum in the Vatican and the goal he says is for everyone to enjoy the benefits of technology. Scott Budman reports.