Thieves used a vehicle to break into Hype Liquors in San Jose, stealing goods worth up to $30k and leaving the owners, who operated the store for 4 years, emotionally distressed.

A 67-year-old man was convicted in a 1994 San Jose cold case of kidnapping and robbery, not sexual assault due to statute limitations, with DNA evidence playing a crucial role.

Mountain View Police are searching for 66-year-old Bruce, last seen at a healthcare center. He's 6 feet tall and was wearing a black jacket and shirt. Public assistance is requested.

VTA workers' union ATU Local 265 rejected a contract offer amid an ongoing transit strike, citing dissatisfaction with the terms and an earlier remark by a VTA official.

San José Police arrest martial arts instructor Bernie Barrozo for alleged sexual activities with a minor, with concerns of potential additional victims, calling for public tips.

San José Police arrested Socorro Punzo for retail thefts, supported by a $8.49 million grant to combat such crimes, marking progress in their crackdown efforts.

A former San Mateo County HSA employee, Maria Del Carmen Jaimes, pleaded no contest to stealing $28,000 from welfare accounts. Sentencing is set for June 24.

San Mateo County launched an online "Tsunami Hazard Area Dashboard" to improve emergency preparedness and encourage residents to understand tsunami risks and make emergency kits.

Fatal hit-and-run in Brisbane results in one death and two injuries; suspect arrested and charged. Police seek public assistance with the investigation.

Burglars ram-raid Garden City Liquor in Campbell, stealing over $10,000 of alcohol and causing extensive damage to the store. Owners appeal for community help.

Santa Clara Valley Healthcare maintains critical lab work amid a labor strike by clinical lab scientists and health professionals, with some services affected and negotiations ongoing.

A fire at a San Bruno apartment complex was contained by firefighters, resulting in several families displaced and one hospitalized for smoke inhalation; the cause remains under investigation.

The VTA Board offered an 11% wage increase over three years to ATU Local 265 to end the transit strike, adding conditions to reduce absenteeism. The revised offer aims to maintain the VTA's wage competitiveness and restore service reliability.