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.

California's Great America theme park may close after the 2027 season if Six Flags does not extend its lease. The park has already started reducing its seasonal offerings.

A fatal stabbing in San José resulted in the city's 12th homicide of the year; two male victims were found, one deceased, and suspect Buu Trinh was arrested. The SJPD is investigating the motive.

The Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office clarified their policy on ICE interactions after agents arrested a detainee upon release, stressing adherence to transparency, equal access to public information, and non-compliance with ICE detainers.

San José Police Department arrested multiple suspects following a series of violent crimes, including burglaries and vehicle thefts, perpetrated by a juvenile group.

Arthur Gillespie, 66, was arrested for robbing a Chase Bank in Redwood City and calmly awaiting police in its lounge area.

San Mateo County supervisors vote to remove Sheriff Christina Corpus amid allegations of misconduct; however, Corpus refuses to resign, citing a desire to contest the claims legally.

The VTA provided an update on the BART Silicon Valley Phase II Project, with construction advancements and a visit to the West Portal site. Despite delays and budget overruns, the project aims to enhance transit connectivity in Santa Clara County.

The Vera C. Rubin Observatory released its first images, revealing millions of celestial bodies and hinting at the potential of its upcoming 10-year survey.

San José Police Department arrested Lam Thanh Mac for the city's 20th homicide in 2024. Public tips assisted in the arrest. The victim died from a gunshot at a business on McLaughlin Avenue.

San José Police arrested two individuals for a gang-related shooting at a shopping center parking lot. No injuries were reported despite the public setting.

Larry Stone is stepping down as Santa Clara County Assessor after a 30-year tenure, with his term ending on July 6, 2025, prior to the 2026 elections.

Matt Moreles is appointed Registrar of Voters in Santa Clara County, bringing years of experience from within the department to the role to foster effective and inclusive elections.