San José Police conducted an undercover sting at recycling centers to address a surge in copper wire theft, leading to citations for three businesses involved in illicit metal trade.

Jose Cedeno was arrested for a series of burglaries in Hillsborough, with charges including burglary, vehicle theft, and possession of a stolen vehicle. His arrest follows a coordinated law enforcement effort.

Authorities arrested two suspects linked to over $45,000 in thefts from Ulta Beauty and other stores in the Bay Area, recovering stolen goods and drugs from a San Jose residence. A third suspect remains at large.

The search for missing senior Elaine McKinley in Windy Hill Preserve has entered the "Limited Continuous Search" phase after extensive efforts involving over 600 volunteers and various search methods.

San Jose Fire Captain Mark Moalem is charged with drug tampering and theft, found with narcotics at home, and has a history of similar charges since 2013.

San Jose Police arrested a suspect for brandishing a rifle during a road rage incident, recovering the weapon and charging the individual with multiple felonies.

A fire in a Mountain View apartment complex, started by improperly stored chemicals, was extinguished by firefighters; seven residents were displaced.

A drone left charging in a vehicle caused a fire in Mountain View, CA, resulting in minor injuries and $10,000 in damages; the city reminded residents of lithium-ion battery safety.

Two more suspects have been arrested in connection to the 2022 sextortion case that led to Ryan Last's suicide, with the San José Police playing a key role.

Police in South San Francisco fatally shot a man who pointed a replica gun at them; he was identified as Andrew Mate from Ohio. Officials are investigating the incident.

San José Police arrest Jaime Cruz Castanon for the city's 10th homicide, after a victim was found dead in a parking lot.

San José Police investigate the city's ninth homicide after an assault victim dies; suspect Eugene Pickett faces murder charges. The motive is unclear, and public assistance is sought.

Sergey Brin settled a lawsuit over a plane crash involving one of his aircraft that killed two pilots. Details of negligence emerged, but the settlement's terms are confidential.