San Jose Police issued a missing advisory for two girls, Rodriguez-Morales and Paredes-Estrada, last seen July 24, 2025, possibly in a gray Toyota Prius. Authorities urge public vigilance.

A three-alarm fire in San Jose affected multiple homes and displaced residents and pets, with one firefighter treated for heat exhaustion and ongoing investigations into the cause.

Ignacio Martinez was arrested for attempting to sexually assault a 10-year-old girl at a San Mateo laundromat. He faces multiple charges, including attempted rape.

CMT San Jose concludes its summer series with "Frozen," marking Artistic Director Kevin Hauge's retirement after 30 years. This special production features new songs and runs from July 25 to August 3, 2025.

San Jose Police made multiple arrests and seized illegal firearms and narcotics in an overnight operation, involving a vehicle stop and chasing down a fleeing suspect.

San José Police investigate the city's 15th homicide, involving fatal stabbing of a man early Sunday. Authorities seek witnesses and cellphone video evidence.

Richard Tillman, brother of Pat Tillman, was arrested after crashing a car into a San Jose post office, which caught fire. The incident is possibly intentional; no injuries reported.

Suspects used a stolen vehicle to attempt a robbery at a Sunnyvale jewelry store, but were deterred by armed employees and fled without taking anything or causing injuries. The vehicle was recovered, but the suspects are still at large.

San José's Alameda Business District established a Community Benefit Improvement District (CBID), securing enhanced services and beautification with over $327,000 annually for the next 15 years.

Two San Jose men are charged with murder after opioid overdoses killed two children, highlighting a local rise in substance-related child endangerment.

San José Police arrested a 48-year-old man on charges of possessing child sexual abuse material and possibly engaging in inappropriate communication with minors.

Police in Redwood City arrested Roman Leoncontreras for a string of vandalism after local businesses reported damages marked with an "R". Community cooperation and surveillance footage led to his capture.

San José police investigate the city's 16th traffic-related death following a May 30 hit-and-run, where the pedestrian victim died on July 15. Charges against the driver may be upgraded to vehicular manslaughter.