San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan proposes a controversial "Responsibility to Shelter" plan that may lead to the arrest of homeless individuals repeatedly refusing shelter offers, igniting backlash from advocates.

Zoox voluntarily recalls 270 self-driving cars after a collision incident in Las Vegas and updates all vehicles with new software to prevent prediction errors.

Milpitas Police arrested an 18-year-old for domestic violence and other charges, uncovering weapons and narcotics during the investigation. They highlighted the seriousness of such crimes and provided victim resources.

California's Cupertino Electric Inc. is paying over $1.4 million in back wages to 2,620 employees for not including bonuses in overtime calculations, violating the Fair Labor Standards Act.

The process to potentially remove San Mateo County Sheriff Christina Corpus could take up to six months after new procedures were enacted in lieu of the previously estimated three months.

Santa Clara County files a TRO to block new conditions on federal homelessness funds imposed by the Trump administration, alleging constitutional overreach.

Pacifica resident Luis Mario Alvarez-Morquecho was arrested for DUI after an early morning solo car crash, with no injuries reported. Police are investigating and encourage public reporting of impaired drivers.

Search for missing hiker Elaine McKinley with dementia enters Limited Continuous Search phase; public urged to report sightings as extensive multi-county efforts continue.

Nearly 50 years after Jeanette Ralston’s murder shocked San Jose, DNA forensics finally bring a suspect to justice. Here’s how investigators cracked the case.

Nvidia acquired a new office campus for $123 million near its Santa Clara HQ as part of its expansion, which includes previous aggressive property purchases in Silicon Valley.

Vimaan Robotics has settled for $1.5 million over claims it falsely obtained federal funds, despite being ineligible due to venture capital majority ownership.

A car crash in San Jose severed a gas line, leading to the evacuation of 10 homes; two individuals were hospitalized. No fire occurred; emergency crews secured the area.

Sun Bum settled a lawsuit for falsely advertising products as "reef friendly," paying $300,000 and agreeing to change marketing and donate to reef restoration.