Netflix has announced price increases for its subscription plans, with the Standard plan rising to $17.99 and the Premium to $24.99. This follows a surge in subscribers and successful original content and live sports streaming.

Solar panels at Santa Clara Animal Services Center provide shade for goats and power for the shelter, part of the County's sustainability and resilience measures aiming for carbon neutrality by 2030.

A fire in a Campbell apartment building prompted a swift response from the Santa Clara County Fire Department, impacting six units and leading to closures on Union Ave.

San Mateo County Sheriff's Office collaborates with DRC and PLO to improve mental health treatment for inmates, reform policies, and introduce new programs.

Firefighters in Emerald Lake Hills rescued two people and an animal from a house fire, with the victims suffering minor injuries and transported to the hospital.

A man and a boy drowned at Cowell Ranch State Beach while trying to rescue the boy from a riptide; despite rescue efforts, both were pronounced deceased.

A pedestrian was fatally injured in a hit-and-run incident in Mountain View; suspect Erick Barrios was arrested and faces multiple charges including murder.

Elderly woman in South San Francisco fell victim to a jewelry scam; suspects were caught in two days, showcasing local law enforcement's vigilance and surveillance technology.

Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office arrests a suspect for stealing over $11,000 in goods from Target by switching price tags and selling the items online.

A pedestrian was fatally injured in a vehicle collision in Sunnyvale on January 18, 2025. The accident is under investigation, and witnesses are urged to contact Investigator D. Larks.

San Jose emergency services swiftly extinguished fires and arrested a suspect for arson near Capitol Avenue and Marbury Road.

Three Hollister High School students died in a collision near Gilroy; they were identified as Anzhel Villegas-Lemus, Victor Lujan, and Brandon Alarcon. A fourth student and another driver are in critical condition.

A teen involved in a fatal street racing crash that killed the parents of twins in Redwood City was sentenced to house arrest and electronic monitoring.