San José Police Department has launched a Gang Incident Dashboard to provide updated information on gang activity and support community-led solutions to gang violence, in collaboration with the San José Youth Empowerment Alliance.

San José Police Department reported the city's 17th homicide after a man was fatally stabbed on Story Road; the suspect fled, and the investigation is ongoing.

Santa Clara County Sheriff's deputies arrested Tyler Jones for organized retail theft and drug paraphernalia after stopping him for cycling without a light and finding stolen goods and fentanyl pipes.

Square Pie Guys is opening a new Detroit-style pizza location in Campbell, with an expanded menu featuring items like burgers and Szechuan wings. The owner plans to grow the chain further.

A report shows an 8.3% job increase in downtown San Jose, contrasting with broader Bay Area tech layoffs. Despite high office vacancies, pedestrian traffic is up by 7%.

Raj Vaswani is named Burlingame's new Police Chief, succeeding Michael Matteucci, and will be introduced at the City Council meeting on August 18, 2025.

A young mother died, and her two children were critically injured in San Mateo after their Prius was hit by an SUV that ran a red light. The SUV driver sustained minor injuries. Police are investigating; impairment was not a factor.

Suspect arrested for San José's 16th homicide after a fatal shooting on Santee Drive on July 27, 2025. The victim died from gunshot wounds; Enrique Lira charged with murder.

SSFPD collaborated with Genentech security to arrest a burglary suspect who stole a bike from a Genentech facility. The bike was recovered, and the suspect was booked into jail.

Maverick Jack’s to offer food services at Coyote Point Recreation Area on weekends from August to October. San Mateo County Parks gears up for upgraded experiences with local culinary favorites.

San Jose Police's NQL unit arrested a violent robbery suspect and a parolee found smoking meth in Columbus Park, affirming law enforcement commitment to community safety.

Former Santa Clara County Fair director Obdulia Banuelos-Esparza was convicted of running a kickback scheme with a security company and must repay $40,000.

A man was charged with arson for setting fire to a San Jose post office, causing significant damage. He allegedly confessed to the act as a political statement.