San Jose Engineer Pleads Guilty to Federal Charges Over PG&E Transformer Bombings
San Jose engineer Peter Karasev pleaded guilty to federal charges for bombing PG&E transformers, causing damage and power outages in San Jose. His plea could lead to 8.5-10.5 years in prison and restitution payments.
Pacifica Police Seek Public's Help to Identify Indecent Exposure Suspect from Linda Mar Shopping Center Incident
A suspect exposed himself to an employee at a Linda Mar Shopping Center business; police seek public help to find the Hispanic/Asian male adult with a distinctive blonde hair patch.
Lost Runner in Alviso Rescued After Intensive Joint Operation by San José Fire and Police Departments
A lost runner was rescued in Northern San José after veering off course. Multiple agencies, including SJFD and SJPD, worked together using technology like thermal imaging to ensure the individual's safety.
California is Now the World's Fourth Largest Economy, Surpassing Japan
California is now the world's fourth largest economy, surpassing Japan, with a GDP of $4.1 trillion. Governor Newsom attributes this to investments in people and innovation but warns that Trump's tariff measures could harm growth.
Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan Announces Workforce Cuts and Stricter Office Policy Amid Restructuring Efforts
Intel's new CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, is revamping the company through workforce cuts and stricter in-office policies, promoting a lean culture to improve productivity and reduce expenses, with no specific target for headcount reduction yet announced.












