An appellate court upheld a ruling bringing VTA strikers back to work, ending a two and a half week disruption in Santa Clara County's public transit. The ATU's petition to continue the strike was denied.

San Jose opens its largest safe parking site at Berryessa Road, providing secure parking and resources for homeless individuals with lived-in vehicles.

Milpitas Police arrested a juvenile for auto burglaries at the Great Mall, thanks to a community member's alertness and assistance during a foot chase, leading to the suspect's capture and recovery of stolen items.

A fire broke out in an apartment oven in Mountain View, requiring evacuation and resulting in $10,000 in damages. Quick firefighter response prevented injuries and further damage.

The San José Police Department arrested two suspects, Tien Tran and Bili Ruan, for running a suspected brothel operation after a three-month investigation.

Two juvenile suspects were arrested by San José Police for trafficking minors, following an assault incident at Silver Leaf Park involving trafficking survivors.

San José officials launched the Riverview Stormwater Garden, a green infrastructure for water quality improvement, flood mitigation, and recreation, funded by $17.4M from Measure T and grants.

Anthony Ledell Yancy III was arrested for a 2023 armed robbery where a man was shot at after withdrawing money. Yancy was caught in Denver on an outstanding warrant.

A 73-year-old pedestrian died in a collision in Mountain View at El Camino Real and Escuela Avenue; the driver is cooperating with police, and no substances were involved.

San Jose records its 7th homicide of 2025; a male victim shot on Berryessa Road. Suspect Jairo Ortiz was arrested and charged with murder. Police seek public assistance in the investigation.

Erik Enriquez was arrested for a New Year's Eve shooting in San José that injured a woman, with charges including attempted murder and firearm offenses.

Four individuals, including one adult and three minors, were arrested by San Mateo police for a strong-arm robbery involving physical assault and theft.

The Board of Supervisors approved Measure A, enabling them to remove a sheriff for cause after a landslide special election vote. The multi-step removal process involves notifications, conferences, and hearings.