Victoriano Romero faces federal charges for allegedly running a bike theft operation in the Bay Area, exporting stolen bikes to Mexico for resale. He was indicted and released on bond, with his court date set for April 10, 2024.

A man was arrested in San Mateo for attempting one bank robbery and completing another. The suspect, Stephan Kevorkian, is now facing robbery charges.

Palo Alto police are searching for a man who robbed a woman in her driveway on De Soto Drive, as she sat in her parked car. The suspect, who appeared to be armed, fled with her purse.

A jury found Joshua Meyers guilty of four felony charges related to sexual assault, with two additional counts pending. He was arrested in 2020 for assaulting an unconscious victim.

Pacifica Police arrested three Daly City residents for retail theft at Linda Mar Center, recovering over $500 in stolen goods and charging them with shoplifting and conspiracy.

A man was arrested for an attempted bank robbery in Gilroy and linked to another in Salinas, thanks to collaboration between Gilroy and Garden Grove police.

An erroneously freed inmate, Heriberto Avila, was re-apprehended on the same day by San Mateo County deputies, prompting an internal review of the slip-up.

A man was arrested in Pacifica after brandishing a blade and threatening violence during a fight; he was subdued by bystanders and faces multiple charges.

Two men were arrested in San Jose for stealing over $75,000 in goods from local retailers such as Target and Best Buy, following a six-month theft spree.

San Jose Police arrested Luis Carrillo-Moyeda for allegedly running a narcotics ring, concocting a drug mix known as 'Tusi' or 'Pink Panther', composed of various potent substances.

Three suspects vandalized Christopher High School in Gilroy with hate graffiti and damaged classrooms; police are investigating it as a potential hate crime and urge witnesses to come forward.

Ramon Ramirez Perez, a district attorney, pleaded no contest to felony vandalism after threatening his father and resisting arrest while under influence in San Mateo County.

San Jose Police arrested Bonifascio Limon for last year's 36th homicide following a fatal shooting on December 30, using high-tech tools and multiple units for capture.