Repeat offenders were arrested by Santa Clara County officers for theft at a TJ Maxx in San Jose with $7,000 worth of stolen goods from multiple stores.

An armed robbery occurred at a massage parlor in Milpitas. Suspects Greene and Real were later arrested and charged, but a third remains at large. Police seek public assistance for more information.

dd's DISCOUNTS is opening a new store in San Jose's The Plant Shopping Center, as part of the center's transformation into a prime retail destination.

Hillsborough Police seek help to capture a suspect who shot an officer; the suspect is a possibly Hispanic male in his mid-20s to 30s. There's a $100,000 reward for information leading to his prosecution.

San Jose body shop owner Jairon Escobar is charged with insurance fraud after an undercover sting operation found he allegedly inflated damage estimates.

Waymo has expanded its driverless robotaxi service in Silicon Valley, operating 24/7 in a 27-square-mile area, currently on an invite-only basis through the Waymo One app.

Dr. Sara Cody, Santa Clara's Health Officer, announces her retirement set for April 11, 2025, after leading the first Stay-at-Home order during the COVID-19 pandemic.

San José Police arrested Lamont Carter, a sex offender, for two late February sexual assaults. He allegedly assaulted women in his car, once using a gun threat. He faces multiple charges.

Broadmoor Police captured a reckless driver with the help of residents' surveillance footage, leading to the arrest and vehicle towing of a 24-year-old man.

Maná is set to perform in San Jose on December 5-6 during their "Vivir Sin Aire" tour across North America, aiming to break concert records in Los Angeles and support Latina entrepreneurs.

A vigilant neighbor in San José reported an attempted tire theft, leading to the prompt arrest of the thief by police, who also found a gun and methamphetamine.

San Jose Police Department responded to illegal sideshows, impounding 17 vehicles, making one arrest, and handling a car fire, emphasizing their zero-tolerance policy.

The Santa Clara VTA will shut down due to an ATU Local 265 strike, disrupting transit and prompting commuter alternatives. Negotiations struggle over wage increases, affecting community mobility.