San Bruno police pursued a stolen vehicle, resulting in a chase through San Mateo. The pursuit ended when the car crashed, and three subjects were arrested after a brief foot chase.

Police in Sunnyvale detained three gang members after recovering a stolen PG&E truck, thwarting potential crimes. The suspects, two on parole, were arrested and a hidden gun was found.

A fire in a Saratoga condo complex led to a third-alarm response, displacing seven residents and resulting in one minor firefighter injury; the cause is under investigation.

A construction accident caused a gas leak on Church Street; emergency services responded, evacuating workers and residents, with no injuries reported before PG&E repaired the line.

Palo Alto High School enacted a "shelter in place" after reports of a man with a gun nearby which later turned out to be unfounded, as the man had a cell phone. Police lifted the order after ensuring the area was safe.

San Jose fire crews quelled a fire along I-280 on Thursday, with no structural damage or injuries reported. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

San José Police captured two men accused of a series of high-end burglaries after a coordinated response involving an aerial search and apprehending the suspects on foot.

The San Mateo Police arrested a man for a hit-and-run after a vigilant victim provided an image of the car, resulting in the suspect's capture and charges.

Police responded to a report of a man with a gun near Palo Alto High School, leading to a shelter-in-place order; no further sightings or arrests have been reported.

A big rig tipped over on Highway 101 in San Jose, causing extended traffic delays; speed may have contributed to the incident, but no injuries were reported.

Leon Seymour received a life sentence for the 1976 murder of Denise Lempe, after DNA evidence linked him to the cold case. He was already imprisoned as a sexually violent predator for other crimes.

A San Jose food truck, Barya Kitchen, was severely damaged when a stolen vehicle crashed into it, threatening their business post-pandemic. Repair costs are steep, and they've lost insurance, prompting a GoFundMe for support.

The Milpitas Police Department arrested several individuals for charges including outstanding warrants, DUIs, and vehicle theft, as reported on their Facebook page.