Nearly 50 years after Jeanette Ralston’s murder shocked San Jose, DNA forensics finally bring a suspect to justice. Here’s how investigators cracked the case.

A car crash in San Jose severed a gas line, leading to the evacuation of 10 homes; two individuals were hospitalized. No fire occurred; emergency crews secured the area.

Sun Bum settled a lawsuit for falsely advertising products as "reef friendly," paying $300,000 and agreeing to change marketing and donate to reef restoration.

The search for missing 79-year-old Elaine McKinley, who has dementia, intensifies with 150+ searchers and drone teams from various counties. No sightings yet, public asked to check footage.

Over 150 rescue personnel search for 79-year-old Elaine McKinley with dementia in Windy Hill Open Space Preserve, using advanced technology including drones.

A fatal collision on Berryessa Road involved a beige Honda and a black Ford SUV, marking San José's 48th traffic fatality in 2023. The Honda passenger died, and the investigation continues.

A Jeep Wrangler EV caught fire while charging in Mountain View, affecting three other cars and causing $275,000 in damages, linked to its lithium-ion battery.

Search efforts for 79-year-old Margaret “Elaine” McKinley with dementia, missing from Windy Hill Open Space Preserve, continue with over 100 personnel.

New details on a San Jose homicide reveal suspect Lam Thanh Mac fled to Nevada after a fatal shooting in August 2024. The SJPD seeks tips for his arrest.

Four individuals are charged with multiple burglaries at Home Depot stores in Northern California, using a law targeting organized retail theft. They allegedly stole over $65,000 in goods, which were recovered during multi-agency raids.

A 60-year-old man died after exchanging gunfire with South San Francisco Police, who were responding to a disturbance. No officers were injured, and the investigation is ongoing.

A Modesto man, Armando Menendez, was arrested in San Mateo for firearms and narcotics charges after police responded to a tip about illegal drug sales involving a firearm.

San Jose engineer Peter Karasev pleaded guilty to federal charges for bombing PG&E transformers, causing damage and power outages in San Jose. His plea could lead to 8.5-10.5 years in prison and restitution payments.