The Pacifica Police are seeking information about a July 4th attempted burglary on Vista Montara Circle and encourage the public to report tips to Detective B. Smith or the Silent Witness Tip Line.

Firefighters and PG&E crews responded to a gas leak outside a San José 7-Eleven, evacuating nearby buildings and disrupting traffic until it was repaired.

A suspect was arrested in Milpitas after an ALPR alerted police to a truck linked to an attempted murder, leading to a high-speed chase and subsequent charges.

A visitor with measles visited various locations in Santa Clara County, potentially exposing the public. Health officials urge those at the identified locations to check vaccination status and watch for symptoms.

The Tiburon Police seeks help to find Isabella "Bella" Starnes, 15, missing since June 29. She may be in East Bay and has distinctive piercings and hair.

The Teresa Fire, a brush fire in San Jose's Coyote Valley, rapidly spread to 35 acres before being contained by firefighters with no injuries or damage reported.

Carlos Palafox was arrested for multiple thefts from a Lululemon store in San Mateo, with $5,600 in goods recovered.

The Palo Alto Police Department has located Michael Moisa, a missing 59-year-old with Alzheimer's, safe and sound. Details about his recovery are not provided.

The San José Police Department arrested Felix Arnaz for possessing an operative, although incomplete, IED after he reported a bomb threat himself. No additional devices were found, and he was charged and jailed. Public tips are sought.

Police responded to an attempted break-in in Pacifica, where Javier Majincruz evaded capture on a hillside. After a standoff involving a drone and K9s, he was subdued with less lethal means and arrested without further incident.

Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office has dismantled a fuel theft ring, apprehending two suspects for stealing gas using skimmed credit card data, siphoning it into large containers, and illegally selling it.

Palo Alto police arrested Maurice Vasquezlopez on July 3, 2024, for a residential burglary and parole violation after he entered an occupied home on Hamilton Ave.

Dos Pescados, a new seafood restaurant by chef Trent Lidgey and restaurateur Brandon Smittcamp, has opened in Aptos, offering a menu with a mix of traditional and innovative seafood dishes.