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Heat Advisory extended until Friday evening. Temperatures will make it back into the upper 90s inland on Friday.

Days after a potentially fatal shooting, San Francisco 49ers Ricky Pearsall was seen at practice with the team Thursday afternoon.

The warm to hot pattern sticks around for one more day. Dense fog could be a factor near the coast and bay during the Friday morning commute. Highs should range from the mid 60s near the coast to 100 degrees well inland. Our next cooling trend moves in this weekend. Have a great Friday! -Mark

We are still tracking some coastal fog Thursday afternoon. Inland neighborhoods are dealing with the heat again. Highs today should range from the mid 60s near the coast to 102 well inland. The Heat Advisory has been extended through Friday evening. The weekend forecast features a cooling trend. Enjoy the rest of your Thursday! -Mark

California state Sen. Nancy Skinner wrote a bill to allow media access into prisons.

Temps will range from the 60s at the coast to 102 inland.

A vegetation fire early Thursday morning temporarily shut down Highway 128 near the Monticello Dam, according to Napa County and Cal Fire.

San Jose strip mall fire damages businesses

An Oakland youth football coach's frightening encounter with CHP turns into an experience with a positive outcome. About two months ago, a suspect running from CHP got into the coach's car. That led law enforcement to surround the vehicle with guns drawn. But after CHP determined that the coach had nothing to do with the suspect, officers got to know the coach and learned that his team needed items including new uniforms. The CHP officer who handcuffed the coach, worked with nonprofits to provide the football jerseys for the team in a giveaway event.

Chinatown was buzzing with activity at the 10th Annual Chinatown Night Out. Safety in San Francisco remains in the national spotlight in light of the high-profile shooting of Ricky Pearsall over the weekend.

Since the pandemic ended, the Tully Road business corridor has had some challenges bringing people back to the area.

The shooting involving an 8-year-old that was shot in the head appears to be accidental, according to authorities. In a separate shooting in San Francisco, a man suffers from life-threatening injuries after being shot on 17th & Mission near the BART station.

Gunshots were fired on 17th & Mission near the BART station in San Francisco, leaving a man with life-threatening injuries. No suspects have been arrested and it's unclear what led up to the shooting.