Monica Wylie joins San José ACS as Deputy Director, bringing her extensive animal welfare experience to lead Northern California's largest animal shelter starting October 26, 2025.

Mountain View Fire Chief Juan Diaz announces retirement after a transformative career, with achievements in public safety and diversity contributions highlighted by City Manager McCarthy.

San Mateo County's Board of Supervisors voted to remove Sheriff Christina Corpus from office due to misconduct, following an independent investigation and public support for greater oversight.

San Jose State University introduces guaranteed admission for eligible students from Gilroy and Morgan Hill school districts, starting fall 2026, to improve college access.

A Honda Civic crashed and caught fire on I-280 near Los Altos Hills; the driver escaped, and no injuries were reported after firefighters extinguished the blaze.

San José police arrest Raymundo Villareal for a series of gang-motivated vandalism incidents, bolstering efforts to maintain clean and safe neighborhoods.

San José Police arrested Michael Alvarez for attempted murder after a standoff. He is accused of a September shooting and was found with an illegal firearm and narcotics.

San José police arrested a man for brandishing a firearm during a dispute. The suspect, prohibited from owning guns, was charged after a search revealed weapons at his home.

A Tiburon resident used an Apple AirTag to track their lost dog to a neighbor's house; after negotiations and a search warrant, the police recovered the dog and arrested the homeowner.

The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors removed Sheriff Christina Corpus after a unanimous vote, following evidence of misconduct and policy violations.

Two individuals were arrested in Sunnyvale during a multi-agency narcotics operation involving various drugs; the effort was highlighted for its inter-departmental collaboration.

Campbell Police used a drone to apprehend theft suspect Jesse Urango at Home Depot, showcasing their Drone as First Responder program's effectiveness.

Gilroy Police seek public help to identify a suspect involved in multiple thefts at a local Target, sharing images on Instagram and urging contact with Officer Rottman for leads.