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San José police announced Monday they're investigating the city's 14th traffic fatality of 2026. The department released few details as detectives probe the crash.
Western Division officers detained two people near a nuisance business; a parole search turned up a loaded firearm, high-capacity magazines and other evidence.
Fire crews and a hazmat unit responded to an unconfirmed chemical release in the 6600 block of Via Del Oro; officials urged people to avoid the area.
An undercover sting and search-warrant raid at a Mountain View townhouse led to one arrest on pimping charges and a May 20 plea hearing.
A woman in her 50s was killed in a late-night collision on Central Expressway in Sunnyvale. The other driver was taken to Valley Medical Center and arrested on suspicion of felony DUI.
Los Altos police say a driver tossed a loaded gun onto Foothill Expressway during a traffic stop and was arrested on multiple firearms charges.
A pedestrian was taken to hospital with life‑threatening injuries after being struck by a vehicle near S. White Road and Mt. McKinley Drive in south San Jose, police said. Road closures remain in effect.
About 100 juveniles were detained after an alleged break‑in at San Jose’s long‑vacant Burbank Theater. Deputies say alcohol was present but no weapons were found.
Full first‑alarm response to a late‑night house fire in the 600 block of S Henry Avenue; primary search complete and traffic affected.
A Santa Clara native and alleged CJNG co-founder pleaded guilty in Washington, D.C., to a U.S. cocaine‑importation conspiracy and faces decades behind bars.
A report of a suspicious device at the County Garage on Middlefield Road prompted a morning police sweep; deputies later cleared the scene with no device found.
An electric‑scooter rider was killed on the 14000 block of Monterey Road; Morgan Hill police are investigating and seeking witnesses.
Dozens of dog treats that smelled like insecticide were found at Berryessa Creek Park; San José animal services collected the items and vets warn owners to be cautious.
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