Los Altos police responded to a mail theft incident resulting in an assault on an officer and the arrest of a female suspect, with a male suspect still at large.

A man was arrested in Palo Alto after a vandalism spree and foot chase, and was found with suspected methamphetamine. He faces charges including felony vandalism and resisting arrest.

A woman was arrested for stealing an Amazon delivery van in Palo Alto and was apprehended in San Jose; the cargo was intact, and she was charged with vehicle theft and committing a felony while on bail.

License plate scanners allowed the arrest of Lucille Lashine Whiley for driving a stolen vehicle in Millbrae; the car she failed to return to a rental company.

A Gilroy man was charged with domestic violence, illegal firearm possession, and resisting arrest following a disturbance involving alcohol and confrontation with police.

Sergio Colin-Gomez is charged with the murder of his girlfriend's toddler in Santa Clara, following a fatal shooting stemming from a domestic dispute.

San Mateo Police Department reported the arrest of thieves at a local Lululemon store attempting a fraudulent return.

A pedestrian died following a February 10 vehicle collision in San Jose, marking the city's ninth traffic death of the year. The man was hit by a Honda Civic while crossing against a red light. The driver is cooperating with the investigation.

A man was arrested in Redwood City for attempted burglary and prowling, with the police using cross-agency cooperation to apprehend him after multiple incidents.

19-year-old Angel Castro receives a four-year sentence for a DUI crash in South San Francisco that killed his passenger.

San José Police investigate the city's eighth homicide in a month as 32-year-old Leonardo Soulett is charged with beating a man to death on Leigh Avenue.

Firefighters extinguished a high-rise fire on S Winchester Blvd in Campbell; one person was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. The blaze was contained to the unit where it began.

San José Police arrested 18-year-old Francisco Sanchez Jr. for his alleged role in manufacturing and selling untraceable "ghost guns" using a 3D printer, following a tip-off and collaborative law enforcement efforts.