Redwood City Police arrested 51-year-old Robert Muller for a burglary at Savers, where he allegedly stole $7,500 in goods and was later caught wearing the stolen items.

Caltrain honors Congressmember Anna Eshoo by naming its first electric train after her as she retires, recognizing her efforts in securing funding for the Electrification Project.

A pedestrian fatally struck by a car in San Jose marked the city's 38th traffic death of the year. The incident occurred outside a crosswalk, and the driver cooperated with the investigation.

The U.S. Department of Labor found Angry Fish Sushi Inc. violated wage laws, not paying overtime and taking workers' tips, resulting in owed back pay, damages, and a penalty.

A Santa Clara man was charged with a 1987 murder; he strangled Jesus Ibarra and may have stolen items and his car, which was later found burned. DNA evidence led to the arrest, and he faces life in prison if convicted.

A Georgia man is indicted for defrauding Williams Sonoma of over $10 million through fake staffing charges and faces charges of wire fraud and money laundering.

A man was arrested for burglary in Fairfield after being caught by police attempting to enter a home through a doggy door and hiding behind a tree with stolen items.

Police in Santa Rosa arrested Rafael Valencia, a convicted felon, after a welfare check led to the discovery of a loaded firearm and stolen handgun magazines.

An elderly cyclist died from injuries sustained in a solo accident on Park Boulevard in Palo Alto after crashing in a construction zone. The incident is under investigation by the STAR team.

Metallica extends its M72 World Tour into 2025, including a debut at Levi's Stadium. With rave reviews and a unique "No Repeat Weekend" format, they continue to support local charities through ticket proceeds.

Kamala Harris is returning to San Francisco for a fundraiser as her presidential campaign nears the election, with tickets ranging from $500 to over $900,000.

A fire broke out in an Alameda commercial building, with 24 firefighters responding and controlling it within 25 minutes. There were no injuries and the cause is under investigation.

A philanthropist donated equipment to the San Pablo Baseball Association after arson destroyed their gear, as the community rallied to support the youth league's recovery efforts.