Flex CEO Revathi Advaithi purchased a luxury home in Monte Sereno for nearly $10 million, featuring five bedrooms, six bathrooms, and eco-friendly amenities across 1.49 acres.

The Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office appoints Michelle Asban as the new Assistant Sheriff for its Custody Bureau to enhance jail operations and reforms.

San Jose's Post Street transforms into a pedestrian mall, with local businesses and city officials expecting positive impacts on community and commerce.

A poll shows 82% of Bay Area voters favor Caltrain, following the launch of electric trains that improved service and ridership rebound. A majority support further transit funding.

Police arrested a suspect for firing a shot in a Santa Clara motel, later apprehending him in Merced after an investigation. No injuries were reported.

A beachfront property at 3800 Paradise Drive in Tiburon, California, has been listed for sale, featuring permit-approved plans for an estate by Sean Bailey Design, offered at $3,995,000.

The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative expands in Redwood City, leasing a full building at Elco Yards for scientific research and AI-driven science projects, with occupancy slated for 2027.

Apple shareholders voted to maintain the company's DEI programs, rejecting a conservative think tank's proposal to end them, affirming support for workforce diversity.

San Mateo County supervisors unanimously support first responders' mental health, highlighting the need for resources, reducing stigma, and improving trauma management and training.

San José Police arrested three men for an armed robbery where a woman was accosted in her driveway. The suspects were caught after an investigation by the Robbery Unit.

A small plane made an emergency landing on a golf course in Mountain View due to fuel issues. The pilot was treated for non-life-threatening injuries; no one else was hurt. NTSB is investigating.

East Palo Alto Police are probing a shooting on Pulgas Avenue. The non-fatal victim was rushed to hospital by a red sedan involved in a crash. Witnesses are sought to clarify the event's context.

Former Stanford research coordinator Naheed Mangi was convicted of tampering with a breast cancer study database, which led to significant setbacks for the research program and institution.