Palo Alto Police are searching for a missing 82-year-old Hispanic man with memory loss, last seen on Channing Ave, wearing a blue jacket and denim pants.

Two trucks and tools were stolen from the Hillsborough School District Office. Police are seeking the community's help following the discovery of one vehicle.

A sailboat capsized in San Francisco Bay, leading to the water rescue of 18 rowers. No injuries were reported, with responders from multiple agencies involved in the rescue.

San Mateo and Burlingame Police were involved in a non-fatal shooting of a suspect, now hospitalized, after a confrontation where the suspect pointed a firearm at officers. An investigation is underway, with involved officers on administrative leave.

The Eiichi Sakauye Farmhouse in San Jose, key to the city's Japanese-American agricultural heritage, is scheduled for relocation and restoration by mid-2025 after a successful community fundraising effort.

A report reveals inhumane conditions and mismanagement at San Jose's Animal Care Center, prompting calls for reforms and better animal welfare practices.

San Mateo Police announce a DUI checkpoint on December 14 from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. at South Norfolk Street and Shoreview Avenue, funded by the California Office of Traffic Safety.

A chase of a stolen vehicle by deputies in South Bay ended tragically with one juvenile dead and three injured.

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.