Firefighters battled a 3-alarm fire at a public storage facility in San Jose, accompanied by explosions that were heard by residents nearby.

Forensic genealogy helps crack a 1996 Sunnyvale child sexual assault cold case, leading to the arrest of Richard Jeffrey Martinez and uncovering more than one victim.

Two men in San Jose face multi-year prison sentences for their involvement in a conversion methamphetamine lab.

Lesley Romero-Silva receives a six-month sentence after pleading no contest to trying to smuggle methamphetamine into a jail in the San Francisco Bay Area.

A pedestrian was fatally struck by a vehicle in East San Jose, marking the 13th pedestrian death in the city this year.

As the San Jose landfill becomes the site of yet another dead body, families and police are puzzled, seeking answers and justice for the deceased.

An alleged Norteño gang member was sentenced to seven years in prison for methamphetamine trafficking, followed by four years of supervised release. In a letter to the court, the defendant apologized and cited his lifelong struggle with drug addiction.

Stanford University biology professor Hunter Bryan Fraser, who disappeared during a hiking trip in Olympic National Park and missed a scheduled court appearance relating to a domestic violence case, has been found.

A San Jose hotel guest captures a strange and scary break-in attempt on camera, revealing a unique device used by the intruders to gain access to rooms.

A San Mateo-based software company admits fault for "receiving and retaining SBA program funds meant for eligible small businesses," then settles for more than $1 million. Fujisoft America was in violation of rules designed to aid small businesses during the pandemic.

A South San Francisco baking instructor is arrested for allegedly bringing drugs into the Maple Street Correctional Center in Redwood City, where she was contracted to teach culinary skills for nonviolent inmates

A chilling incident where a man threatened a BART worker with a crossbow raises further safety concerns about the Bay Area's public transportation system.

In a recent drug trafficking case, a San Jose man was sentenced to 54 months in prison for transporting 44 pounds of methamphetamine. He says his case highlights the harsh realities faced by those driven to illegal activities during the pandemic.