San Jose health informatics executives plead guilty to employment tax crimes, failing to pay withheld taxes to the IRS, resulting in millions in losses. They face a maximum of five years in prison.

A fire at San Leandro Station caused major BART delays and line suspensions, with repair estimates around 6-8 hours; alternative transport was provided.

Authorities arrested two suspects linked to over $45,000 in thefts from Ulta Beauty and other stores in the Bay Area, recovering stolen goods and drugs from a San Jose residence. A third suspect remains at large.

CHP officers rescued an overheated dog from I-580, causing traffic delays. The animal, suffering from heat exhaustion, received care and is recovering.

Alameda's local government has issued a Silver Alert for missing 68-year-old Don Barrett, last seen early on May 19th, 2025. Public is urged to contact 9-1-1 if spotted.

The search for missing senior Elaine McKinley in Windy Hill Preserve has entered the "Limited Continuous Search" phase after extensive efforts involving over 600 volunteers and various search methods.

San Jose Fire Captain Mark Moalem is charged with drug tampering and theft, found with narcotics at home, and has a history of similar charges since 2013.

Regeneron Pharmaceuticals is acquiring the assets of 23andMe for $256 million, excluding its Lemonaid Health business, as the company faces layoffs and office closure due to financial struggles and a past cyberattack.

Hayward has begun signal upgrades on Tennyson Road, enhancing traffic flow with adaptive tech funded by a $515,000 BAQMD grant and $297,600 City funds.

Fairfield police arrested James Cargill after a foot chase and with the help of K9 Drako, for shoplifting and finding drugs, a loaded gun, and cash in his backpack.

Mary Fong Lau, charged with vehicular manslaughter, is accused of fraudulently transferring assets to avoid claims from a crash that killed a family of four.

San Pablo Police are searching for Juan Vargas, a suspect in a fatal shooting in March, possibly gang-related. Victim Emmanuel Rodriguez Flores died from his injuries. Vargas remains at large and is considered armed and dangerous.

Mountain View police arrested Walter Chicas for 23 burglaries, using video evidence and collaboration with nearby jurisdictions for his apprehension and linking him to a prior incident involving a firearm.