Sheriff's deputies arrested Jorge Caballero-Villa for car burglary in North Fair Oaks, after a citizen's alert. The suspect is held on multiple charges.

San Jose's Cinco de Mayo celebrations saw a stabbing and illegal activities prompting traffic diversions by police. Two males were injured, with one critically. The situation led to VTA delays and raised safety concerns.

Thrive Market settled a lawsuit for $1.55 million following claims of deceptive business practices and false advertising in compliance with California law.

Eleven South Bay residents were indicted for gang-related crimes, including eight murders and racketeering by the Norteños gang, with possible life sentences for some if convicted.

A 14-year-old girl was propositioned by a man in Redwood City, leading to the arrest of Neil Porras Prado due to the evidence gathered by the Flock camera system.

The Pacifica apartment fire was caused by an overloaded extension cord. All residents were safely evacuated with no injuries. Firefighters contained the blaze to one unit and emphasized the importance of electrical safety.

San Bruno police arrested a 33-year-old male suspect for a commercial burglary, recovering stolen items at his residence and booking him at San Mateo County Jail.

An attempted vehicle theft in Pacifica escalated to shots fired, with suspects fleeing and no injuries. The police seek information on two suspect vehicles.

The Ridgecrest Ranch in Woodside has dropped in price to $15 million, featuring bespoke artistry and amenities like a large pool, but struggles to find a buyer in a cooling luxury market.

The Salvation Army partners with San Jose leadership to expand its Fourth Street campus and services to combat homelessness, including more beds and policy changes to help homeless women and children.

A man was shot dead in his car in Sunnyvale, California, prompting a police homicide investigation. The victim, whose identity is undisclosed, was found on South Bernardo Avenue after midnight.

A man tried to rob a teenager at gunpoint in San Mateo but was later arrested; the gun was a replica, and he faces serious charges, including robbery and committing a felony while on bail.

Shane Brightpath Mike, a California business owner, pleaded guilty to not paying over $1 million in employment taxes and filing false personal tax returns. He faces up to five years in prison.