Sheriff Christina Corpus of San Mateo County faces allegations of misconduct and is contesting her removal from office, with legal proceedings ongoing.

Superior Court Judge denied Sheriff Corpus' request for a restraining order amid her removal battle in San Mateo County, despite widespread support for Measure A allowing such removal for cause.

The Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office clarified their policy on ICE interactions after agents arrested a detainee upon release, stressing adherence to transparency, equal access to public information, and non-compliance with ICE detainers.

San Mateo County supervisors vote to remove Sheriff Christina Corpus amid allegations of misconduct; however, Corpus refuses to resign, citing a desire to contest the claims legally.

Judge Edward M. Chen issued a Preliminary Injunction Order halting the Trump Administration’s attempt to link AmeriCorps funding to specific policy adoptions.

Larry Stone is stepping down as Santa Clara County Assessor after a 30-year tenure, with his term ending on July 6, 2025, prior to the 2026 elections.

Matt Moreles is appointed Registrar of Voters in Santa Clara County, bringing years of experience from within the department to the role to foster effective and inclusive elections.

San Mateo County Sheriff Christina Corpus faces a special meeting for potential removal after allegations including neglect of duties, with a legal battle anticipated over her resistance to step down.

San Francisco won the 2025 Climate Protection Award for its leading efforts in climate action, spotlighting its CleanPowerSF program which has significantly reduced emissions and provided sustainable energy.

California Senators introduced the No Secret Police Act, aiming to prohibit law enforcement from covering their faces for transparency and accountability, allowing exceptions for specific situations.

San Francisco joined a lawsuit with other cities against the Trump administration's freeze of counterterrorism funds, impacting their readiness for terrorist and nuclear threats.

San Francisco leads an amicus brief challenging the federalization of the National Guard, advocating for local control and against federal military intervention in protests.

Santa Clara County approved a $13.7 billion budget focused on protecting essential safety-net services despite potential federal and state funding cuts.