A motorcyclist was seriously injured in a collision on Shoreline Boulevard in Mountain View and is now in critical condition. The police responded to the incident and are seeking witnesses.

The beachfront Taco Bell Cantina in Pacifica is temporarily closed for renovations, as announced by executive James Aman. The exact reopening date is unknown.

Manjit Sappal joins the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office as a contractor, bringing nearly three decades of police experience to support operations and special projects.

San José police arrested two suspects for illegal firearms and narcotics sales, seizing 13 firearms and various drugs after a sting operation led to a coordinated effort with Stockton law enforcement.

Traffic stop in Redwood City leads to the arrest of a man for drug possession and carrying a loaded, illegal firearm.

A fire in a San Mateo apartment led to one hospitalization and 12 residents displaced. Firefighters contained the blaze, with the cause under investigation.

CHP officers arrested two drivers and towed their cars after clamping down on an illegal street race on US-101 near Coyote Creek Golf Drive, where vehicles blocked lanes and raced at speeds over 135 MPH.

Deputies arrested two suspects for stealing over $1,000 of beef from a Safeway in Cupertino after a store employee noted their vehicle details. The meats were recovered and the culprits jailed.

San Mateo County Sheriff Christina Corpus has filed a $10 million claim against the county, alleging discrimination amidst misconduct accusations and a conflict of interest in the investigation.

The Gilroy Police are seeking the public's help after 'My Secret' store suffered a burglary, resulting in $2,000 of stolen merchandise and damaged property.

A Hayward man has been arrested for a sexual assault at a massage parlor in Millbrae, with authorities seeking additional information on other potential incidents.

San José Police investigate a traffic incident that resulted in the death of a pedestrian at Flickinger Avenue and Hikido Drive on December 11, 2024, marking the city’s 48th traffic fatality that year.

San Jose's unhoused residents face encampment sweeps, with potential displacement of 50 people along Story Road, amid the city's efforts to tally creek-dwellers and expand shelter options.