The first homicide of 2025 in San José occurred following a shooting, resulting in arrests of eight suspects linked to a gang, with the investigation ongoing.

Deputies in San Mateo County arrested a convicted felon found with firearms, ammo, firearm parts, illegal fireworks, and a ballistic vest during a CPS case follow-up.

Leqiang Wang was arrested at LAX for multiple weapons violations after San Mateo Police investigation linked him to illegal firearms and manufacturing equipment.

The Gilroy Police seek public help to identify two suspects in a Veterans Hall burglary where $1,000 worth of items were stolen. Images of the suspects and their getaway minivan have been released.

A man was arrested for construction site thefts in Los Gatos and Monte Sereno after detectives recovered stolen items and linked them to numerous burglaries.

A suspect was arrested in Tiburon for a series of shoplifting incidents at Nugget Markets and charged under California's Proposition 36 after stolen goods totaled over $950.

Five people were detained after a fight in downtown Gilroy, causing three serious injuries. The suspects, linked to a gang, allegedly robbed the victims. Police seek information on the incident.

San José police report a fatal shooting in Sunset Court, the city's 6th homicide of 2025. They seek information on the suspect and motive, with detectives reaching out to the public.

A fire damaged an auto repair shop in Belmont, interrupting Caltrain service and prompting road closures. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

A woman from San Jose was arrested for a domestic violence-related stabbing and faces multiple charges, including attempted murder and carrying a concealed firearm.

Campbell Police urgently seek help finding missing at-risk 70-year-old John T. Habgood Jr., last seen March 29 near Darryl Drive, possibly wearing a green shirt and slippers.

SJPD arrested a male suspect for the city's fifth homicide after a fatal shooting on Locust Street; the victim died from gunshot wounds. Details are under investigation.

Los Altos police used a FLOCK camera alert to capture a suspect found with a stolen vehicle, demonstrating the effectiveness of their surveillance technology.