Santa Clara County firefighters controlled a three-alarm Christmas fire at a Los Altos shopping center with no injuries reported, but the damage necessitates demolition of the building.

A cyclist on Highway 1 in San Mateo County was saved from cardiac arrest by bystanders, emergency teams, and CHP's Air Operations, who provided swift medical aid and transport.

A Menlo Park apartment fire resulted in one fatality, a critically injured resident, and two dogs' deaths; the unit lacked working smoke detectors. Firefighters responded to the fire, which does not appear suspicious.

Santa Clara County fire crews battled a significant blaze at a commercial building in Los Altos on Christmas Day, containing the fire with no spread to adjacent structures.

East Palo Alto police arrested three 15-year-olds for possessing a ghost gun, urging community care during the holiday season to prevent gun violence and impaired driving.

A 69-year-old man was struck and killed by two vehicles while crossing a street in San Carlos. After the first driver stopped, the second fled but was later arrested for felony hit-and-run.

Two arrested after pepper-spraying Walmart employees and leading police on a chase in Belmont, NC, that ended in a crash and charges for robbery and assault.

Milpitas Police swiftly arrested a suspect who robbed a construction worker at gunpoint, utilizing advanced ALPR technology to trace the stolen car used in the crime.

San Jose resident Ray Garcia, 28, has been arrested for the city's 31st homicide after a woman was found dead with physical trauma inside a Thelma Way residence.

The suspect in a Pacifica domestic violence case, Jason Gillenwater, was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot after a man was killed and a woman critically injured.

San Mateo County Sheriff's Office announces a DUI checkpoint in San Carlos on December 22nd, urging drivers to use alternative transport if they plan to drink.

An armed robbery took place at a Palo Alto Taco Bell, where a gunman demanded cash from an employee. The suspect fled and remains at large. Police are investigating and seeking information.

An autopsy report raised San Jose's homicide count to 35 after a July incident on Hellyer Avenue, prompting the police to investigate and seek public assistance.