Two individuals were arrested by San José Police for a July 2024 armed robbery; firearms were found at one suspect's home. The search for three more suspects continues.

The Pacifica Police report a DUI incident with no injuries involving Ginger Grochowski, who was arrested after failing sobriety tests and hitting a parked car.

A two-alarm fire at a San Jose house was extinguished by firefighters, with all occupants safe and no injuries reported. Traffic and local VTA services were disrupted.

Jaycee Sandoval Palacios, 28, pleaded no contest to feloniously transporting methamphetamine in San Mateo County, related to a case involving over 200 pounds of the drug.

San José's first homicide of 2025 occurred with a fatal shooting on Loma Verde Drive; the victim died despite life-saving efforts. Police urge witness cooperation.

A Kentucky man was arrested in San Mateo, CA, for repeatedly ramming another car due to its high beams, then evading police. He faces assault charges.

San Mateo County Sheriff's deputies recovered a stolen vehicle and arrested three juveniles in San Carlos using Automated License Plate Reader technology.

Sheriff's deputies arrested 34-year-old Ignacio MartinezMolina in Half Moon Bay for felony stalking of a 50-year-old woman, responding to reports of persistent harassment.

Two men have been arrested by Sunnyvale Police in connection with a 2017 cold case murder. The breakthrough was achieved through collaboration with various law enforcement agencies.

Mountain View firefighters have joined efforts to combat the wildfires in Los Angeles, assisting in missions such as protecting a local middle school. Despite the vast area affected, local fire stations remain fully staffed.

Two 17-year-olds were arrested following a daytime gunfight in East Palo Alto on December 27, 2024, with no injuries reported; Flock technology aided in their capture.

San Mateo Police and hazmat teams responded to a narcotics incident, safely handling suspected Fentanyl found on a sidewalk and ensuring public safety.

Sunnyvale DPS Fire responds to the LA County fires, sending Lieutenant Scott Isaacs and PSO Michael Franco with six members and a fire engine to assist as part of the CA-TF3 team.