Campbell Police urgently seek help finding missing at-risk 70-year-old John T. Habgood Jr., last seen March 29 near Darryl Drive, possibly wearing a green shirt and slippers.

SJPD arrested a male suspect for the city's fifth homicide after a fatal shooting on Locust Street; the victim died from gunshot wounds. Details are under investigation.

Los Altos police used a FLOCK camera alert to capture a suspect found with a stolen vehicle, demonstrating the effectiveness of their surveillance technology.

The Santa Clara DA ruled the police shooting of Roberto Rivera Jr., who opened fire in a taqueria and later confronted officers, as lawful. Rivera was intoxicated and suicidal during the incident.

Deputies in Half Moon Bay arrested three men with prior theft charges following a retail theft at Safeway; two suspects had stolen items and drug paraphernalia.

Missing 59-year-old David Harris was found by the Redwood City Police Department after a public search. His well-being was a concern after his disappearance.

Redwood City Police seek public help in finding at-risk 59-year-old David Harris, last seen wearing a red checkered jacket on Hopkins Avenue. No further details on his disappearance provided.

GoPro CEO Nicholas Woodman waives his $850,000 salary to help the struggling company, which has faced a substantial revenue drop and a significant decrease in market cap.

VTA buses in the South Bay resumed after a strike was halted by court order, while light rail service remains delayed due to track inspections and copper wire theft. Contract negotiations' resumption remains uncertain.

A Silver Alert is issued in California for Raul Rodriguez, a missing 69-year-old man, last seen in Burlingame. The public is asked to help locate him.

San Mateo County Board of Supervisors plans a meeting to potentially allocate $10.3 million to upgrade BART fare gates as part of a $90 million network-wide project.

Six people were arrested in San Jose for a series of carjackings and related crimes, following a comprehensive investigation led by the SJPD with support from multiple agencies.

Judge orders striking VTA workers in Santa Clara County to return to work, aiming to end service disruptions and urging both sides to continue negotiations.