The California Highway Patrol arrested a suspect for a freeway shooting in San Jose, with the aid of surveillance technology and an investigation that led to firearm recovery.

San Jose Police detained a suspect found with illegal firearms and drugs after evading a traffic stop earlier. The follow-up investigation led to the arrest and recovery of items including an assault weapon.

A mistrial was declared in Randy Green Jay's case, after a guilty plea for robbery was mistakenly presented as a conviction, influencing the jury's perception.

A traffic stop in Milpitas led to a significant weapons bust, resulting in the arrest of two passengers for various charges, including one with a felony warrant.

The Mountain View Police request public help in finding additional victims after an incident of indecent exposure at the city library by Max Davidson, who was later arrested.

Five windsurfers were rescued off San Mateo coast by a collaborative search and rescue operation after becoming stranded due to a sudden lack of wind.

San José Police report a fatal collision, the city's 27th this year, where a pedestrian died after being hit by a vehicle. The driver cooperated with the investigation.

A vehicle stolen in Stockton was recovered and stolen again from a Hayward tow yard. Suspect Jaizekiel Kumar engaged in a chase with San Mateo police, eventually leading to his arrest with aid from home security cameras and the SMPD NEST Program.

A male bicyclist died after being struck by two vehicles in San José. The accident happened when he rode against a red light and was hit by a truck and then by a sedan.

San Mateo County Sheriff searches for suspects in a July 26th theft of electronics from a car near Pulgas Water Temple, urging public to help identify them from released images.

A homicide in Sunnyvale left a man dead in his car; a fourth juvenile has been arrested. Residents are shocked, and the police urge witnesses to contact Detective Shillito.

Authorities are investigating the homicide of an elderly man found dead in a Palo Alto parking garage, with autopsy findings indicating death due to blunt force trauma.

Palo Alto Police Department seeks public help to identify a suspect from an apartment burglary on University Avenue that occurred while residents were asleep. No items were reported missing.