An unnerving morning unfolds as Yerba Buena High School goes into lockdown amidst threats against the school, while authorities continue to investigate for the safety of students, parents, and staff.

An accidental residential cooking fire in the 1700 block of W. El Camino Real has illustrated the need for greater awareness regarding cooking safety.

As organized retail theft intensifies in Californian communities, several arrests have been made, and a joint task force may soon be established through a state grant.

Confronting a mental health crisis, a young woman turns to self-harm with prescription medication and a knife, but is saved by Milpitas Police and a Crisis Intervention Trained officer.

In a chilling robbery attempt, Santa Clara Police apprehend suspects brandishing a firearm, and narcotics.

Two San Jose women face felony charges for importing dangerous fruit, posing a risk to the state's agriculture and food prices.

Two teenagers are cited for threatening a man with a BB gun made to look like a real handgun, sparking a conversation about the potential risks tied to imitation firearms.

In the shadow of a recent surge in park violence, a 15-year-old boy becomes the latest victim of a brutal robbery at Hoover Park.

Two suspenseful high-stake incidents were resolved, resulting in arrests, in Milpitas.

A Mountain View resident faces arrest after he allegedly menaced a rideshare driver with a firearm following a traffic altercation.

A simple lawn mower collision leads to a vegetation fire on Cristo Rey Dr. Cupertino.

Pacifica PD responded to a hit & run, subsequently arresting 20-year-old Mickey Cash for driving under the influence.

A stabbing incident at the In-N-Out Burger in Santa Clara leaves two injured, while local authorities identify and arrest the suspect with the help of the public.