A missing paddle boarder was safely found on Monday night after disappearing off Half Moon Bay; authorities had launched a search following his partner's alert.

San José Police probe a fatal stabbing involving a male victim and an injured female from a family disturbance, resulting in an arrest and the city's 28th homicide.

Matthew Muller faces new charges for 2009 home invasion sexual assaults in California, identified through DNA evidence, after previously being convicted for the 2015 "Gone Girl" kidnapping.

A hiker was rescued from Devil's Slide by multiple emergency teams, including aerial support from the California Highway Patrol, without sustaining injuries.

The Sunnyvale DPS headquarters was vandalized by Ryan O'Reilly, who damaged a memorial and building doors. He was arrested and charged with multiple felonies.

A fire occurred at an abandoned building in downtown San José, with no injuries reported. Firefighters contained the blaze and are investigating the cause.

A high-tech burglary using a signal jammer occurred in Hillsborough, burglars escaped before the police arrived despite the use of drones to monitor the scene.

San José police arrested a man, Lucien Cabrera, for making and selling illegal "ghost guns" and discharging firearms in public, including a school zone.

A fire damaged eight units at a San Jose complex, displacing 14 residents. Firefighters contained the blaze with no injuries, but the cause remains under investigation.

San José Police arrested a suspect for human trafficking at a residential brothel, rescuing two women and seizing $10,000, after a community-led investigation.

Santa Clara Police Department arrested six individuals and seized firearms, methamphetamine, and stolen property following an operation that began with a suspicious vehicle at a Denny's.

San Mateo Police responded to a theft on Christmas Eve, arrested Jose PirirBoch after he resisted and was tasered, and stressed the need for community support in crime reporting.

Cesar A. Menjivar Ramirez was arrested for a Tiburon residential burglary with over $400,000 in stolen property, highlighting inter-agency collaboration in Marin County.