A DUI driver in Pacifica crashed into another vehicle and a residence, causing severe damage and injuries, prompting his arrest for Felony DUI Resulting in Injury.

Stanford students protested during commencement over the university's investment ties to the Israel-Hamas conflict, leading to a walkout and an alternative 'People's Commencement.'

Two San Francisco residents were arrested for involvement in a sideshow event in Redwood City, as local enforcement agencies continue to combat these illegal gatherings.

Hector L. Gonzalez was arrested in Half Moon Bay after a chase, facing charges including felony reckless evading and possession of prescription drugs for sale.

Emergency crews contained a grass fire in San Jose's foothills to 80% by Saturday night, after responding to it that morning. No damage or injuries were reported. Red flag warnings indicate ongoing wildfire risk in Northern California.

Santa Clara County leads California in issuing Gun Violence Restraining Orders to prevent gun-related threats, showing a strong stance on preemptive safety measures supported by proactive training and legal efforts.

A single-vehicle incident in Millbrae resulted in one gunshot victim, who was hospitalized. It is an isolated incident, not linked to other local crimes, and poses no threat to the public.

Mountain View police raided two smoke shops in an investigation into illegal sales of tobacco and controlled substances, seizing numerous products and citing one employee.

A San Jose restaurant owner was sentenced to 30 months in prison for defrauding COVID-19 relief programs out of millions, using funds for personal investments and luxuries.

A Silver Alert has been issued for Barbara Knight, 86, missing in San Jose. She was last seen walking on San Felipe Road and is believed to be on foot, requiring urgent assistance.

A shooting in San Mateo led to a shelter-in-place order and a suspect's arrest after negotiations. One victim was hospitalized; the incident is unrelated to another shooting in Millbrae.

A group of thieves armed with hammers robbed PNG Jewelers in Sunnyvale, with five suspects arrested after a car chase and an ongoing investigation into the incident.

Anthony Handy, 52, was arrested by San José Police for firing at officers. No officers were hit, and after negotiations, Handy surrendered and was charged with attempted murder. The incident is under investigation.