A tegu lizard spotted in Joseph D. Grant County Park was safely captured by park staff and is under Animal Services' care, pending owner claim or adoption.

The Santa Clara County DA's Office won a $350,000 lawsuit against Supergoop for falsely advertising its sunscreens as "reef friendly." Supergoop is now barred from using such terms.

Santa Clara County approved a $13.7 billion budget focused on protecting essential safety-net services despite potential federal and state funding cuts.

SJCE's Solar Access Program is expanding to offer a 20% discount on renewable energy to more low-income San José residents due to a new solar plant in Merced County.

Genentech announced a third round of layoffs, affecting 143 jobs, as part of its strategic workforce adjustments, amid broader job cuts across various sectors in Northern California.

Burglars stole $15,000 from a widow's home after her husband, a death metal guitarist, died in a shootout. Two suspects were caught, one charged, another with a warrant out.

Santa Clara County firefighters quickly controlled a vegetation fire in Los Altos Hills, preventing further damage to structures, with assistance from neighboring services. The cause is under investigation.

San Mateo County Supervisors Speier and Mueller have secured $160,000 to revive a Human Trafficking Cybercrimes program for proactive measures against trafficking, with a focus on events like the Superbowl and World Cup.

A man was arrested in Campbell for brandishing a machete during a road rage incident, with police using video technology and a drone to locate and apprehend him.

A solo vehicle crash in San José resulted in one fatality and one non-critical injury; the driver was arrested on suspicion of DUI and vehicular manslaughter.

Palo Alto police renew calls for information on the unsolved 2001 murder of Maria Hsiao, urging the public to share a video and provide tips anonymously to help solve the cold case.

Apple's WWDC 2025 highlights potential AI advancements with updates to Siri and a new iOS naming convention, amid expectations for the tech giant's AI development progress and integration for third-party developers.

Redwood City Police arrested two suspects linked to a $150,000-$200,000 rug store burglary and recovered stolen goods. The investigation continues for a third perpetrator.