As car thefts surge in some areas, advanced technology offers car owners an effective way to protect their vehicles.

A DUI checkpoint will be held by the San Mateo Police Department on September 1st, aiming to promote public safety by ensuring roads are free of impaired drivers, with a focus on reducing local incidents.

Santa Clara County continues their commitment to gender-affirming care by approving a resolution today.

A legal saga continues between San Jose's Calvary Chapel and Santa Clara County as the church accuses the county of "Orwellian" cell phone surveillance. The county maintains its innocence.

Redwood City residents join forces in the search for Elle Simon, a 78-year-old woman with dementia who went missing earlier today.

Discover how the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office is making a difference with their new Firearm Relinquishment Program, offering gift cards in exchange for unwanted firearms.

Christina Villalobos, a 36-year-old woman from Pittsburg, CA, detained and charged after allegedly threatening three individuals with a firearm during a heated parking dispute at Linda Mar Beach.

The County of Santa Clara reveals a new 28-bed residential treatment center, providing a stepping stone to independent living for those with serious mental health conditions and transforming mental health care in the region.

As remote workers in the Bay Area are being called back to their offices, concerns are raised about the motives behind these decisions.

San Jose has experienced a slight reduction in homeless population, however, the challenge of providing adequate housing for homeless families is growing. To meet this challenge, it is critical to focus on creating more affordable housing options.

A San Jose nurse and mother, Delia Yriarte, manages to make a shocking escape after a shark attack in the Galapagos Islands and is now fighting to return home to her 15-year-old daughter.

A lucky Powerball player in San Jose scores a winning ticket worth over $350,000, but missing the jackpot just by one number!

A woman's untimely death due to xylazine overdose, known as the "zombie drug" or "tranq," raises concerns about the dangerous substance circulating the streets of Santa Cruz County.