Former school employee sued for alleged rape and impregnating a student; lawsuit claims negligence by officials.

San José police arrested five juveniles from Livermore for a June armed robbery at a casino business, following an investigation and execution of search warrants.

Caltrans is replacing the bridge rail on the Arroyo Seco Bridge, leading to a 30-day detour in Schellville on SR 12/121 starting October 1st. The project will expedite safety upgrades to the 1923 structure.

A solo driver was seriously injured and airlifted after crashing into a power pole in Santa Clara County, prompting a response from the fire department and warnings about high-speed risks.

Adrian Lopez was arrested by Gilroy Police on suspicion of setting several fires in a neighborhood, with evidence including matching footwear prints and incriminating statements.

Colma Police Department seeks information on three Hispanic males linked to $1,780.26 thefts from two Home Depot stores in January and December of the previous year.

Redwood City PD seeks public help to find missing senior Norman Clifford, 70, last seen at Hawthorne House Senior Care. He has schizophrenia, cognitive issues, white hair, brown eyes, 5'6", 180 lbs. Call 650-780-7100 with info.

Vacaville police arrested two suspects in the 2020 disappearance and suspected murder of Luther Harris, with the investigation still ongoing.

The National Weather Service in San Francisco forecasts drier, warmer weather ahead, with an eye on distant wildfire smoke and potential for increased heat risks next week.

A 23-year-old Sacramento woman says her Uber driver threw her out, leaving her stranded near a Rosemont gas station. She was later sexually assaulted at knifepoint. New San Francisco court filings claim Uber’s policies put her in danger.

The Fielden development breaks ground in East San José, providing 160 affordable homes with various amenities for low-income and homeless families, veterans, and individuals with disabilities, set to open in June 2027.

Southwest Airlines will begin service at Charles M. Schulz – Sonoma County Airport in April 2026, offering non-stop flights to four destinations, enhancing regional travel options.

Pinstripes Holdings, Inc. filed for Chapter 11 and closed its Walnut Creek location less than a year after opening. Gift cards and event deposits remain valid at other locations.