An overturned truck carrying avocados caused significant traffic delays on US 101 in San Mateo. No serious injuries were reported, but cleanup led to express and two left lane closures.

Two vehicles were stolen overnight on Ravenscourt and Roehampton Roads in Hillsborough. Police seek any information or surveillance footage from the public.

Sheriff Corpus of San Mateo County introduces a leadership change by replacing Undersheriff Chris Hsiung with Dan Perea, emphasizing a commitment to community engagement and operational excellence.

Four individuals were arrested in relation to a theft at a Lululemon store in San Mateo County, where they stole $10,000 of goods and fled in a stolen car.

Waymo secures California Public Utilities Commission approval to expand its driverless taxi service to San Mateo County, despite mixed opinions from the public and officials.

Fiorillo Restaurant in Santa Clara is closing after 52 years of service, with its last day scheduled for June 22, 2024, as reported by KRON4 and announced on their website and Facebook page.

Chegg Inc. announces a restructuring plan reducing its global workforce by 23%, affecting 440 employees, as part of a strategic shift to focus on student-centric growth initiatives and operational streamlining.

An explosion in a Pacifica neighborhood led to one injury and a response from local emergency teams; household chemicals may have caused the incident. The area is secure and the investigation is ongoing.

Juan Jose VeraGaleana was arrested in Redwood City for unlawfully discharging a firearm and other felonies after a six-month investigation into a New Year's Eve incident.

A fire damaged the newly opened Mazra restaurant in Redwood City, with the blaze suspected to have started near the grill. No injuries were reported, and the owners plan to rebuild.

The South San Francisco Police Department introduces Project Guardian to help special needs individuals interact safely with police by using a voluntary database.

Diaz Menswear in downtown San Jose is closing after nearly 40 years, as the owner, Alfredo Diaz Velazquez, opts for retirement instead of lease renewal.

A burglary in Portola Valley is being investigated after a break-in was reported on Cervantes Road. The San Mateo County Sheriff's Office is reviewing footage and seeking community help.