Campbell Police Department requests public assistance in locating missing 72-year-old Pamela Ledesma, last seen in Downtown Campbell. She may have memory issues and was wearing maroon pants and a teal sweatshirt.

Gilroy Police are requesting public help to identify a suspect in a December 28, 2025, Safeway robbery, where the suspect allegedly threatened an employee with a knife.

A DUI-related crash on New Year's in San Mateo led to felony charges for a local resident after causing injury. Police stressed the dangers of driving under the influence of any impairing substance.

The family of a Palo Alto man who drowned says the lone lifeguard was untrained and unsupervised; the case goes to trial next Monday and could carry eight‑figure stakes.

A 9th Circuit panel ruled California's open‑carry ban unconstitutional in a 2–1 decision, targeting a population rule that covers most urban counties. The state is weighing rehearing and appeals.

Starting Jan. 1, Californians will pay a 1.5% recycling fee (capped at $15) on products with non‑removable batteries. Officials say proceeds will fund safer collection and recycling.

A DivcoWest-led affiliate paid $63.6M for a four-building North San Jose campus on New Year's Eve — a deal that highlights deep markdowns in Bay Area office prices.

Man arrested for assaulting a good Samaritan at San Carlos Caltrain Station after the Samaritan intervened in harassment.

San Francisco Business Times found the Bay Area’s largest year‑end stock sale was about $4 billion in biotech, as local drug developers leaned on secondary offerings to raise cash. Terns was among the biggest raises in December.

A Crescent Park estate in Palo Alto traded for $17.5M to a tech‑investing couple, a sign of continued demand at the top of the city's housing market.

Burlingame residents aided police in arresting a burglary suspect with evidence linking them to around 30 victims, thanking the community for their vigilance.

A suspect threatening Burlingame police was arrested after a coordinated operation involving multiple agencies, underscoring law enforcement's confrontations and dedication to safety.

A federal judge approved a $10M settlement after regulators said Disney mislabeled kids' YouTube videos, allowing data collection. The order forces a review program and new safeguards for video tags.