Four students allegedly attacked a 15-year-old and then a staff member at Leigh High School in San Jose; police say the younger student declined treatment and the investigation is ongoing.

A San Jose motorcyclist paralyzed in a 2025 crash has sued the city, county and Caltrans, saying the Fruitvale/Corlista intersection lacked basic safety and asking a jury to force changes.

Pellets believed to be rat poison were found at Jenny Strand Park after a dog ate them and fell ill; the city closed part of the park while investigators collected evidence. Authorities are asking for tips.

A tentative settlement is moving through federal court in a Title IX suit that says a kindergartner at Ohlone Elementary was inappropriately touched by classmates. Court filings show the parties asked Judge Eumi Lee to vacate deadlines while they finalize terms.

FBI says three Tennessee men are charged after delivery‑ruse home invasions that forced victims to hand over crypto access across the Bay Area and Los Angeles.

A 75-year-old bicyclist who was struck on Portola Road on May 1 has died, the San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office said on May 11. Investigators say the driver cooperated and drugs or alcohol are not suspected.

Police arrested a woman after a brush fire along the Guadalupe River in south San Jose; investigators say she matched descriptions from earlier fires.

San José firefighters say the blaze was knocked down and held to the first floor; one person was sent to hospital and nearby traffic was disrupted.

A Sunday night altercation at the Safeway in Sequoia Station left one man stabbed; police say a suspect has been arrested and booked on attempted murder and drug charges.

A suspect who fired shots in North Fair Oaks barricaded inside a home Saturday night and surrendered after hours of negotiation; no injuries were reported.

A ShotSpotter activation on Clarke Avenue Saturday afternoon led police to investigate a shooting that injured two people. Both victims are in stable condition as detectives seek tips.

Alberto Tamez Jr., convicted in the 1974 Nipomo killing, became eligible for immediate release after Gov. Newsom declined to act on a December parole grant.

A jury convicted Derek Rayo and Kelly Richardson of murder after prosecutors said their 19‑month‑old daughter, Winter, died from a fentanyl overdose. The case ties into broader prosecutions of dealers in infant overdoses.