Santa Clara County commemorates the 36th World AIDS Day, highlighting the need for sustained action in HIV prevention and care, among rising local HIV diagnosis rates and emphasizing racial disparities in infection rates.

Valley Water's Board of Directors approves an ordinance to reduce encampments along waterways in Santa Clara County to protect the environment and public health, with enforcement beginning in 2025.

Joseph Martinez was arrested by San José Police for a homicide at a local encampment; victim died after shooting on May 9, later succumbing to injuries on May 12.

San José Police arrested Jesus Delgadillo for a spree of Lego thefts totaling over $18,000 from local Targets. He faces multiple grand theft counts after a coordinated investigation by SJPD and the county DA.

Santa Clara County's "Operation Second Chance" offers individuals with non-violent misdemeanor warrants the chance to receive a new court date without jail time in December.

Palo Alto Police arrested Thomas Albert Yencken for prowling and other misdemeanors after he entered an occupied home, claimed it was a mistake, and fled.

A juvenile is in custody after a violent assault in Moss Beach, where an 18-year-old male sustained significant head and facial injuries. The incident is under investigation and appears to be isolated, with no ongoing public safety threat.

Tiburon police arrested a suspect after a chase involving a stolen Subaru SUV, recovering drugs, and burglary tools from a backpack the suspect tried to dispose of. The suspect has been charged with multiple offenses.

Two suspects were arrested for a break-in at Hatch Elementary School in Half Moon Bay after deputies responded to an alarm. The suspects, on probation and found with a knife, drugs, and a loaded pellet gun, face burglary and other charges.

Pedro Jesus Bernabe-Vazquez was arrested for DUI after hitting a parked car in Pacifica; no injuries were reported. The Pacifica Police seek additional information.

Three men were arrested in San Mateo County for a roofing scam targeting the elderly, involving overcharging and incomplete work under fraudulent company names.

A San Jose boxing instructor is charged with multiple sex crimes, with past misconduct for context, and the DA seeks more information from potential victims.

Jon M. Chu directs "Wicked" and balances fatherhood while anticipating the sequel and other projects. He reflects on his Bay Area upbringing and passion for film.