Three fires in East San Jose damaged six homes, with two deemed beyond repair; all residents were safely evacuated, and no injuries reported. Emergency crews are managing the scene.

San Jose records its 17th homicide after a victim was found dead near downtown, with police investigating the incident and urging locals to avoid the area.

A man was killed in a hit-and-run in Gilroy, with police seeking information about the suspect who fled in a dark sedan, last seen heading west on First Street.

A San Mateo County woman was convicted of murder and other charges for a fatal DUI crash that killed a cyclist and injured others. Her BAC was .18, and she had two prior DUIs.

A man was hospitalized after an assault near San Jose's Children's Discovery Museum; the suspect was detained following a temporary VTA service suspension and a standoff.

The San Jose Police ask for public assistance in finding Judy Belardes, an at-risk 77-year-old who went missing from her residence. She was last seen in blue pajama pants and a black top.

A woman was arrested for arson and resisting arrest after allegedly setting a car on fire in a Redwood City parking lot, with a witness providing video evidence. She was already out on bail for a previous felony.

Jake Nicholas Basler, 19, received three years of probation and a 160-day jail term for carjacking-related charges, avoiding a five-year prison sentence. He must also pay damages and avoid alcohol and drugs.

An overturned big-rig spilled 40,000 pounds of strawberries on San Jose roads, causing extensive traffic disruption and a hazardous material situation.

A 27-year-old man was fatally shot in Belmont, initiating a murder investigation by the police, who are seeking public assistance with any video footage or information.

A mountain lion sighting in Milpitas mobile home park prompted a police search, but the animal remains elusive. Residents are advised to be cautious and report any further sightings.

Police arrest a suspect in San Jose after a fatal shooting and standoff; this marked the city's 16th homicide of 2024.

A man became San Jose's 19th traffic fatality after his Ford sedan crashed into a stationary truck. Police seek witnesses to the fatal Montague Expressway incident.