The San Mateo County Sheriff's Office warns of online scams targeting the elderly, involving fake hacking alerts leading to significant financial losses.

A juvenile was arrested in San Mateo for attacking two individuals with a knife, resulting in their hospitalization and her facing multiple charges including attempted murder.

Two San Jose residents were arrested for a 2020 homicide, one charged with murder and the other as an accessory.

Two females were injured in a vehicle-pedestrian collision in Redwood City; both are hospitalized. The incident occurred near schools, prompting police to enforce traffic laws for student safety.

Authorities conducted a high-risk search in Gilroy a week after finding a woman's body; an unrelated arrest was made, and the death remains under investigation.

Milpitas Police arrested a suspect for a violent necklace theft and seek additional victims. The man from Oregon was caught following a rapid investigation.

The director of events and marketing at the Santa Clara County Fairgrounds is charged with bribery and extortion for allegedly soliciting kickbacks from a security firm.

Redwood City saw multiple random assaults by Miguel Angel Landa, now in custody. He faces battery and elder abuse charges after the morning incidents. Police emphasized community cooperation in the arrest.

San Mateo Police arrested three suspects for carjacking and robbery after they ambushed a person selling a watch online, leading to various felony charges.

A San Jose Police Department officer faces charges of felony domestic violence and weapon discharge, accused of assaulting his pregnant girlfriend and other violent acts over a year.

Police in Redwood City are seeking help to identify a male suspect in two elder abuse incidents and have released a photo. The public is advised to report sightings and not to approach him.

Critical sports equipment was stolen from Santa Teresa High School's storage, prompting police investigation and community fundraising for replacements.

The Mountain View Fire Department responded to an electrical fire caused by an overheated component, with 25 employees evacuating prior to their arrival. The incident resulted in an estimated $200,000 in damage.