A Santa Clara woman was sentenced to 18 months for fraudulently obtaining over $2.8 million in COVID-19 relief loans. She pleaded guilty to bank and wire fraud charges.

Menlo Park Police, with regional partners, arrested three men for trying to sexually exploit minors, with one suspect, Arunkumar K. Unnikrishnan, facing serious charges. Authorities posed as youths online to catch the perpetrators.

The Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety's Facebook account was compromised, prompting a public warning to avoid unfamiliar links and highlighting the prevalence of cyber threats.

Two tow truck drivers were hit and injured by a vehicle during cleanup after a separate two-vehicle collision in Campbell; the driver involved in the second crash is cooperating with the ongoing investigation.

The Atherton Police updated on a school threat probe, clarifying no weapons found, only magazine images. Menlo-Atherton High had taken safety measures; the involved juvenile poses no ongoing threat. Public vigilance is urged.

A caller threatened to "shoot up" The Primary School in East Palo Alto; police responded, put the school on lockdown, and no threat was found. Authorities are investigating.

Firefighters in Santa Clara County quickly contained a small fire along I-280 in Los Altos Hills, preventing it from spreading to a nearby neighborhood.

An off-duty detective, Rosalind Nguyen, helped capture a suspect accused of indecent exposure around Santa Clara University, showcasing her commitment to duty.

Three suspects arrested for armed robberies in San Jose; police seek additional information and offer potential rewards through the Silicon Valley Crime Stoppers Program.

San José Police arrested two juveniles linked to gang-related vandalism, causing over $10,000 in damages. Both were on probation; one had a firearm. They are not currently in custody. The police seek more information.

SJPD investigates embezzlement at Keith Kelley Club, with Margie Thompson accused of siphoning off $43,000 over five years. An arrest warrant has been issued.

A woman died after being struck by a car in Redwood City; the involved driver cooperated in the investigation, showing no signs of impairment. Witnesses are urged to come forward.

Over 100 Calibrachoa plants were stolen from a Gilroy nursery, with 37 recovered thanks to a buyer and an employee. The hunt for the thieves continues.