Two men have been arrested by Sunnyvale Police in connection with a 2017 cold case murder. The breakthrough was achieved through collaboration with various law enforcement agencies.

Sunnyvale DPS Fire responds to the LA County fires, sending Lieutenant Scott Isaacs and PSO Michael Franco with six members and a fire engine to assist as part of the CA-TF3 team.

Santa Rosa Police seized unregistered firearms from Ciprian Velasco-Sierra in Rohnert Park, facing multiple charges, including possession of an assault weapon.

Silicon Valley startups captured over 50% of global VC funding in 2024, totaling $90 billion of the $178 billion invested, driven by its robust AI industry.

Walgreens confirms closing 12 San Francisco stores due to operational costs, affecting several neighborhoods. The company cites regulatory and reimbursement pressures and plans to close 1,200 stores nationally for better earnings.

The Santa Rosa Police Department is investigating a homicide after finding four individuals shot dead in a Monarch Ct residence. There is no ongoing threat to public safety.

The Oakland Police are seeking help to find 14-year-old Dahe'Lyn Ewing ES, missing since January 4 near Greenridge Drive.

A Mountain View barber faces multiple charges for sexual assaults and kidnappings. Authorities are seeking more victims and continuing the manhunt after the suspect skipped a court date.

The Bay Area is seeing a break from strong offshore winds with milder conditions expected, although dry weather persists with offshore breezes set to return.

Culinary entrepreneurs George and Cindy Chen are set to open Asia Live, offering a wide range of Asian cuisines, at Westfield Valley Fair in Silicon Valley.

Santiago Torres Mendez Jr. received a life sentence without parole plus additional years for multiple violent sex crimes, as per the Napa County DA's announcement.

Santa Clara County deputies seized several ghost guns from a suspect during a routine patrol, reflecting growing worries over untraceable firearms in the community.

BART announces a new schedule effective January 13, 2025, to aid the construction of a new train control system, with night-time construction affecting post-9 p.m. service.