Menlo-Atherton High School coach Dylan Taylor was fatally hit by a vehicle while cycling. The local community mourns him as an investigation into the collision proceeds.

San José firefighters contained a two-alarm fire that affected three mobile homes, with one firefighter treated for minor injuries. No residents were harmed.

Green Gables estate in Woodside is on the market for $125 million, with options to buy portions, like the main house for $55 million, to appeal to more buyers. The 74-acre property boasts historic significance and luxurious amenities.

Ivorian men detained for global "sextortion" scheme linked to California teen's suicide; involved Alfred Kassi and co-conspirators; FBI and Ivorian authorities collaborated.

Batch 22 Bakery, known for their hefty "pudges," is opening a new location in Los Gatos on May 15. The bakery began as a home operation and is expanding to a physical space with a range of cookie flavors.

VTA will launch a 6-month Veteran's Fare Pilot Program on May 12th, offering military vets rides for $1.00. Eligibility requires proof of veteran status and tickets must be purchased via the Token Transit Mobile App.

San Jose Police arrested four individuals for gang-related vandalism and theft of a park sign, following an investigation that commenced on January 6.

San José police arrested a 17-year-old linked to a string of gang-related vandalism, marking success for community-police partnership in tackling crime.

San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan proposes a controversial "Responsibility to Shelter" plan that may lead to the arrest of homeless individuals repeatedly refusing shelter offers, igniting backlash from advocates.

Zoox voluntarily recalls 270 self-driving cars after a collision incident in Las Vegas and updates all vehicles with new software to prevent prediction errors.

Milpitas Police arrested an 18-year-old for domestic violence and other charges, uncovering weapons and narcotics during the investigation. They highlighted the seriousness of such crimes and provided victim resources.

California's Cupertino Electric Inc. is paying over $1.4 million in back wages to 2,620 employees for not including bonuses in overtime calculations, violating the Fair Labor Standards Act.

The process to potentially remove San Mateo County Sheriff Christina Corpus could take up to six months after new procedures were enacted in lieu of the previously estimated three months.