Two burglars were arrested by the Santa Clara Police after a months-long investigation linked them to a series of thefts at apartment complex storage units.

San Mateo County Sheriff reports a decline in violent and property crimes in 2024, with slight upticks in robbery and car thefts.

Gilroy Police seek public help to identify a woman who stole $2,400 worth of perfumes from Ulta Beauty. She was last seen in a gray hoodie and blue jeans.

Former VA Hospital night supervisor Onofre Salas-Lozano was convicted of sexual assault and lying to federal agents, facing possible life imprisonment.

Robert Cordova of San Jose was indicted for robbing and assaulting a USPS letter carrier in November, potentially facing severe penalties if convicted.

Ezequiel Vega was appointed as Santa Clara's new budget director, overseeing a $12.5 billion budget. He brings 18 years of experience from local government.

A suspected drunk driver, Emily Nishimura, was arrested in Pacifica after driving with a street sign under her car and hitting a parked vehicle. The police charged her with DUI and hit-and-run.

A woman was killed in Sunnyvale when she became trapped under an RV she was helping to level. The incident is under investigation, with no signs of speed or intoxication involved.

Officers responded to a gunshot in Campbell, where the suspect, Jose Hurtado, caused a standoff but was arrested without injury, with an unregistered gun found.

A small plane veered off the Palo Alto Airport runway into a marsh, with no injuries. Emergency services responded to a fuel leak, the airport was temporarily closed, but reopened after the plane's recovery, the FAA is investigating the cause.

VTA partners with Charities Housing to build 45 affordable townhomes near Branham Light Rail Station, including units for extremely low-income residents, funded by Measure A and grants.

Santa Clara County hospitals adopted the Good Foods Purchasing Program, improving their cafeterias with sustainable, local food, reducing waste, and enhancing the local economy.

A 13-year-old pedestrian was seriously injured in a collision with a refuse truck in San Bruno; the truck driver cooperated with the investigation, which found no evidence of impairment. Authorities are seeking witnesses.