Two youths were arrested after a violent incident at Sunnyvale's Ponderosa Park that left two injured, including a shooting victim now stable in the hospital.

55-year-old Samih Stephan was arrested in San José for a series of armed robberies. The local police have linked him to six incidents and are seeking additional information from the public.

San Jose Police responded to a welfare check, leading to an armed standoff where shots were fired but no one was injured. The suspect later surrendered and was arrested.

Two former Caltrain workers face felony charges for unauthorized conversion of train stations into personal living spaces, involving station upgrades and misappropriation of funds.

Brandon Scot Corse pled no contest to felony charges after a failed escape attempt from a hospital during which he tried to take an officer's gun and Taser.

A mother allegedly shot her son and was later fatally shot by police in a confrontation in Pacifica. The son is in stable condition; an investigation is ongoing.

The South San Francisco Police Department arrested Brian Ray, a 45-year-old, in connection with vehicle thefts and a motorcycle burglary, with the East Bay Regional Parks Police aiding in the investigation.

The Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office arrested a third suspect, Michael Reeder, for a copper wire theft at the VTA Cropley Light Rail Station, contributing to the year's surge of VTA copper thefts.

A man was arrested by Redwood City Police on charges of human trafficking, including pimping and pandering, following an investigation which began in December.

The San José Police Department arrested six suspects tied to a gang assault in October, seizing weapons, cash, and drugs after a comprehensive investigation.

During a routine traffic stop in Los Gatos, police arrested a driver on narcotics sales charges and cited the passenger for possession of drug paraphernalia after finding methamphetamine in the car.

A man with two outstanding warrants was arrested after a chase in Santa Clara County; deputies found a stolen car, stolen mail, credit cards, drugs, and burglary tools.

Toam Shelton Doane changed his plea to no contest for vehicular manslaughter in a fatal 2016 crash, facing seven years in prison after his initial conviction was reversed.