Aaron Jose Martinez was sentenced to 5 years for assaulting an officer and other felonies during a 2024 Sequoia Station incident. His Romero motion was granted, but a new trial motion was denied.

Jewish-owned business in San Jose was vandalized with antisemitic graffiti, including swastikas, prompting an investigation by local police and condemnation from community leaders.

Alexander Keoni Williams was sentenced to six months in jail and two years' probation after a road rage incident involving a knife and pepper spray against another driver.

Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office dismantled a retail theft ring, recovering over $380,000 in goods from T.J. Maxx.

Gilroy Police seek help identifying a suspected habitual thief at Target, noting a distinctive mole on her face. They caution against confrontation and ask for tips at 408-846-0350.

Burglars accidentally exposed an illegal marijuana grow house in Milpitas while attempting to rob a different building, leading to multiple arrests and drug charges.

HelloFresh settled a consumer lawsuit for $7.5 million over misleading ads and subscription issues, violating California laws. The settlement includes penalties, costs, and restitution for eligible consumers.

The Broadmoor Police Department alerted the community about thefts of Ford F-250 Platinum Edition tailgates and seeks information on a suspect vehicle.

Deputies found animals in poor conditions in San Jose, leading to a rescue and an animal welfare investigation. A mother dog and puppies were saved and placed in foster care, while Animal Services conducts a criminal probe into potential cruelty.

Deputies arrested a burglary suspect at a Millbrae retirement community after he was discovered by staff and fled, with stolen items recovered upon his capture.

San Mateo police arrested Christopher Henry for mail theft and recovered stolen items, including an e-bike. He also faces charges for burglary tools and outstanding warrants.

San José Police disclosed the identity of a suspect, Jerry Cao, for the city's 18th homicide of 2025 after an investigation into a violent death on Danze Drive.

The last suspect in a San José fatal shooting was arrested in Colorado by U.S. Marshals, completing the apprehension of all individuals linked to the city's 6th homicide of the year.