The California DMV has given Tesla a 90-day ultimatum to correct its self-driving and autopilot advertising claims or face a 30-day sales suspension. Tesla must clarify that their vehicles require active driver supervision.

At least three cars were found burned in San Jose's Willow Glen early Thursday; one sat in a driveway and flames did not spread to a home. Officials have not released details yet.

Roommate arrested as suspect in San Jose hit-and-run that killed Loren Badillo after initially seeking public help.

San Mateo Police Department crackdown on illegal tobacco sales at two businesses, seizing over 2,700 illicit items, as part of a broader justice grant initiative.

Police in Palo Alto arrested 63-year-old Jimmy CoseyStevens for assaulting an officer and evading arrest after fleeing a traffic stop and crashing through gates.

San Mateo County, grappling with high housing prices, has provided resident Elizabeth Perez with a home at Casa Esperanza, amidst concerns about funding sustainability for such housing projects.

A 2019 San Jose traffic accident victim has died, revising that year's fatality count to 62. The male pedestrian was hit outside a crosswalk and succumbed to his injuries years later. The driver's identity and legal consequences are undisclosed.

A new California law requires landlords to supply a working stove and refrigerator for most leases starting Jan. 1, 2026, and sets recall and repair deadlines.

A nonprofit partnership paid about $18.6M for the 86‑unit Fairways in East San Jose and plans repairs and energy upgrades with city and state financing. The purchase is aimed at preserving long‑term affordability.

Pasha Mediterranean filed a Placer County business notice for a Roseville location at 390 N Sunrise Ave; the owner says plans are in development with no date set.

Bridge Development Partners has listed Bridge Point Oakland — a 534K‑sf warehouse built on a remediated GE site — and its sale is being read as a test of Bay Area industrial demand.

bioMérieux will close its San Jose office and lay off 121 employees, according to a state WARN filing.

Hibari, from Jesse Sun and chef Takashi “Taka” Sega, has opened in Portola Valley with a six-seat kappo counter and a 22-seat dining room serving omakase and prix-fixe dinners.