San José police arrested a man for brandishing a firearm during a dispute. The suspect, prohibited from owning guns, was charged after a search revealed weapons at his home.

A Tiburon resident used an Apple AirTag to track their lost dog to a neighbor's house; after negotiations and a search warrant, the police recovered the dog and arrested the homeowner.

The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors removed Sheriff Christina Corpus after a unanimous vote, following evidence of misconduct and policy violations.

Two individuals were arrested in Sunnyvale during a multi-agency narcotics operation involving various drugs; the effort was highlighted for its inter-departmental collaboration.

Campbell Police used a drone to apprehend theft suspect Jesse Urango at Home Depot, showcasing their Drone as First Responder program's effectiveness.

Gilroy Police seek public help to identify a suspect involved in multiple thefts at a local Target, sharing images on Instagram and urging contact with Officer Rottman for leads.

Police in Santa Clara arrested two individuals during a routine patrol; one for weapons charges due to a loaded shotgun found in a vehicle, and another for narcotics possession.

Tony DiMaggio's Pizza in San Jose reopens with community support after recovering from a fire, serving its classic stromboli to a delighted customer base.

An 83-year-old man named Charles Campbell is missing in San Jose, prompting a Silver Alert. He was last seen wearing a blue polo and olive cargo pants.

A Silver Alert was issued by the California Highway Patrol for 76-year-old Estelito Cruz, who went missing in San Jose, and the public's help is sought.

A suspected arsonist was arrested in East San Jose after multiple fires were reported. He possessed incendiary tools and had outstanding warrants for arson.

San Mateo County allocates over $41 million from Measure K revenue to fund nine projects, adding 636 affordable homes across eight communities, a significant stride in addressing the local housing affordability crisis.

Two SCVH hospitals honored again for their substance use disorder care performance by California's Health and Human Services Agency and Cal Hospital Compare.