Authorities seek two sex offenders, Edward Jaimez and George Albert, from San Jose for not registering as required. The public is asked to provide tips and not approach the individuals.

A California federal judge's Nov. 25 order could open bond hearings for thousands detained under a summer DHS policy; attorneys say more than 36,000 cases may be affected. Courts are already split on how to apply the ruling.

San Mateo County Sheriff's Office arrested Miguel L. Rodriguez for an October attempted murder after a stabbing at Old Princeton Landing. He was charged and booked without incident.

A classic French-style estate on about one acre in Atherton closed for $15.75M, according to local home-sales records.

The Medical Board disciplined San Jose cardiologist Mohammed H. Ahmed after finding he inappropriately touched a patient; the order includes a 60‑day suspension, chaperone rules and extended probation. Ahmed denies the allegations and has appealed.

Instagram requires U.S. employees to return to the office full-time from February 2, aiming to boost creativity and collaboration, as stated by chief Adam Mosseri. This policy is currently specific to Instagram, not affecting other Meta platforms.

A five-building Santa Clara office campus changed hands for $55.5 million, roughly 43% below its 2018 purchase price — a stark sign of pressure on Bay Area office values.

San José Police investigate a homicide after a fatal hit and run involving a female pedestrian. Suspect Yanette Beas-Solorio was charged with murder. The incident is the city's 24th homicide of the year.

San José State engineering students refurbished a retired penguin display and added animatronic wing motion for this season’s Christmas in the Park at Plaza de César Chávez.

Santa Clara’s assistant city manager, Chuck Baker, will leave by year-end — before the Super Bowl and months before World Cup matches. The timing raises staffing and ethics questions as the city accelerates event preparations.

Police arrested a felon with a gun after stopping a reckless driver in San Bruno in November. The arrest underscores the department's dedication to safety and community engagement.

A Bay Area‑led petition launches a third attempt to undo Prop. 19's inheritance reassessments, arguing heirs are being hit with steep tax increases in high‑cost counties.

A shooting at San Jose's Westfield Valley Fair Mall injured three. It occurred on Black Friday, stemmed from a gang-related altercation, and was quickly contained by police. The area saw traffic disruptions, and the investigation is ongoing.