Google has signed a deal with Commonwealth Fusion Systems to purchase 200 megawatts of fusion energy from the future ARC plant in Virginia, with Google also increasing investment in CFS.

Sheriff Christina Corpus of San Mateo County faces allegations of misconduct and is contesting her removal from office, with legal proceedings ongoing.

San José Police arrested a 14-year-old in connection with a gang-related shooting in May, with charges including attempted murder. The investigation is ongoing.

Thieves used a stolen vehicle to break into a Sunnyvale jewelry store, then fled with stolen goods, leaving one injured. No arrests made; investigation continues.

Stanford University plans to cut $140 million from its 2025-26 budget due to increased endowment taxes and lower federal research support, leading to staff layoffs.

Superior Court Judge denied Sheriff Corpus' request for a restraining order amid her removal battle in San Mateo County, despite widespread support for Measure A allowing such removal for cause.

A Union City man was arrested for multiple burglaries at a San Mateo storage unit, after an investigation linked him to stolen items, which included guns and narcotics.

San José Police seized over 2,000 lbs of illegal fireworks and 50+ IEDs in raids, arresting suspects David Benito-Carbajal and Juan Rocha on multiple felony charges.

The San Jose Police Department seized over 1,300 pounds of illegal fireworks from a storage unit and arrested Javier Martinez on multiple felony charges.

San Mateo County Superior Court warns of increased jury duty scams seeking money or personal info from locals, urging residents to report incidents to law enforcement and court services.

A man in his fifties died in a single-vehicle crash in Palo Alto involving a pickup hitting a tree. An investigation is underway to determine the cause.

Richard Smith received a 52-month prison sentence for attempting to meet a purported 14-year-old girl for sexual activity. The sting operation by San Mateo Police led to his arrest.

Belmont Police warn about a man posing as a PG&E worker trying to access homes; no entries reported, and residents are advised to verify the identity of service workers.