Special Reserve Officer Stephen Clark received the Medal of Valor posthumously for his brave actions during a 1956 racetrack crash, which claimed his life.

Santa Clara County's food recovery program has successfully redirected 14 million pounds of surplus food to those in need, marking a 20% increase since the previous year.

The South San Francisco Police Department introduces Project Guardian to help special needs individuals interact safely with police by using a voluntary database.

At 105, Virginia "Ginger" Hislop received her Master’s degree from Stanford, 83 years after completing her studies, honoring her lifelong commitment to education.

Stanford students protested during commencement over the university's investment ties to the Israel-Hamas conflict, leading to a walkout and an alternative 'People's Commencement.'

Santa Clara County leads California in issuing Gun Violence Restraining Orders to prevent gun-related threats, showing a strong stance on preemptive safety measures supported by proactive training and legal efforts.

The San Mateo Police Department announces a DUI checkpoint on Saturday from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. by Norfolk and Los Prados Street to deter impaired driving.

A major Silicon Valley food bank faces operational challenges after deciding to close its largest warehouse due to rent increase, affecting food distribution amidst high demand.

San José State University suspended Professor Sang Hea Kil over alleged violations tied to her pro-Palestinian activism, sparking debate over academic freedom and free speech on campus.

The Gilroy Police Department is establishing a DUI checkpoint on May 17 to prevent impaired driving, funded by state grants and informed by crash data.

San Jose Police Department announces a DUI checkpoint on April 12 from 9 PM to 3 AM at an undisclosed location, as a measure to prevent impaired driving and enhance road safety.

The San Mateo Police Department will implement a DUI checkpoint on April 12th on E. 4th Avenue to deter impaired driving, with potential fines and penalties for offenders.

The Pacifica Municipal Pier is closed due to storm damage, necessitating urgent coastal defense plans and funding support from state and federal agencies, with repair costs estimated at $19 million.