Authorities are investigating the homicide of an elderly man found dead in a Palo Alto parking garage, with autopsy findings indicating death due to blunt force trauma.

Olhso, a Korean BBQ and Seafood automated food truck in Foster City, uses an 'auto-wok' and operates with minimal staff, aiming for profit over quantity.

Palo Alto Police Department seeks public help to identify a suspect from an apartment burglary on University Avenue that occurred while residents were asleep. No items were reported missing.

Stanford swimmer Torri Huske clinched the Olympic gold in the women's 100-meter butterfly, outpacing fellow American Gretchen Walsh. Huske's strong finish marked a significant rebound from her previous Olympics, showcasing her perseverance and strategy.

Two suspects were arrested in San Mateo for firearms and narcotics possession after a vehicle search by deputies.

Police responded to a disturbance involving Aaron Martinez in Redwood City, where he assaulted an officer and was later arrested despite crowd interference.

Swim coach Anthony Daly was arrested by San José Police for allegedly sending explicit messages to a minor. The investigation began in January and Daly was charged in July. Police are seeking additional information on the case.

A female bicyclist died after being struck by a van in San José while crossing a road with another cyclist. The 25th traffic-related death in the city for 2024, the incident is under investigation.

Firefighters tackled a slow-spreading vegetation fire near Aldercroft Heights Road in Los Gatos, which initially required evacuation warnings, successfully containing the blaze without injuries or immediate threat to structures.

Front Porch, a California senior living company, will pay over $1 million to settle claims of asbestos violations in Santa Clara County and other areas, with no reported injuries from the misconduct.

Michael James Flores, 70, was denied parole for the 1995 hammer murder of Michelle Redmond in Redwood City, reflecting the state's three strikes law consequences.

San José police arrested Carlos Hernandez Monroy for a 2022 homicide after his capture in Texas; he had fled to El Salvador but returned to the U.S. The victim's identity remains undisclosed.

San José Police arrested three suspects linked to an April robbery where over $4,000 in merchandise was stolen during a supposed online marketplace transaction.