A San Jose kitten cafe was burglarized over the weekend, leaving volunteers heartbroken as they tally repairs and ask for community support.

Martin Mendoza appeared in court for Marissa DiNapoli's murder, with the defense seeking more time to review evidence. The case is marked by intense emotions and community support.

A 17-year-old faces attempted murder and other charges for a shooting at Valley Fair Mall on Black Friday, which injured three. The DA seeks to try the juvenile as an adult.

Authorities seek two sex offenders, Edward Jaimez and George Albert, from San Jose for not registering as required. The public is asked to provide tips and not approach the individuals.

San Mateo County Sheriff's Office arrested Miguel L. Rodriguez for an October attempted murder after a stabbing at Old Princeton Landing. He was charged and booked without incident.

The Medical Board disciplined San Jose cardiologist Mohammed H. Ahmed after finding he inappropriately touched a patient; the order includes a 60‑day suspension, chaperone rules and extended probation. Ahmed denies the allegations and has appealed.

San José Police investigate a homicide after a fatal hit and run involving a female pedestrian. Suspect Yanette Beas-Solorio was charged with murder. The incident is the city's 24th homicide of the year.

Police arrested a felon with a gun after stopping a reckless driver in San Bruno in November. The arrest underscores the department's dedication to safety and community engagement.

A shooting at San Jose's Westfield Valley Fair Mall injured three. It occurred on Black Friday, stemmed from a gang-related altercation, and was quickly contained by police. The area saw traffic disruptions, and the investigation is ongoing.

Atherton residents were alerted following a mid-afternoon burglary attempt on Toyon Road. The suspect was confronted via camera and fled without confirmation of stolen items. Police seek public assistance for information.

A shooting at Westfield Valley Fair Mall in San Jose on Black Friday injured three people, causing an evacuation and police search. The incident, stemming from a personal dispute, was not an active shooter situation.

San Mateo Police made an arrest on an outstanding warrant during a routine downtown patrol, emphasizing community partnership in maintaining public safety.

A man, 90, crashed his vehicle into the Los Gatos Coffee Roasting Company, injuring himself seriously. Alcohol may be a factor; police are investigating. The café is temporarily closed due to the incident.