Three suspects were arrested in San Jose by the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office for vehicle theft and possession of stolen credit cards, meth, drug paraphernalia, and marijuana intended for distribution.

Milpitas Police made multiple arrests in one night, capturing individuals on warrants, at a forming sideshow, and for possession of drugs, thanks to proactive patrols and technology like license plate readers.

San Jose opened the Vitalia affordable housing project offering 79 homes to low-income individuals. The development was funded by public and private sources and features sustainable design.

South San Francisco police arrested a suspect for carrying a loaded, stolen handgun and suspected narcotics after an alert citizen reported suspicious activity.

Two individuals attempted to steal a catalytic converter and brandished a gun in San Bruno, leading to a high-speed chase and their arrest, along with the recovery of stolen property.

Nurses at Santa Clara Valley Healthcare strike over contract disputes relating to wages and temporary staffing assignments, impacting services despite the county's effort to minimize disruptions.

Four suspects were arrested by San José Police for a string of burglaries at storage units, with over $60,000 in stolen goods and illegal items recovered.

Ismail Alkan, 28, was arrested for DUI after crashing his vehicle in a Pacifica parking lot, according to police.

Mazra, a Mediterranean restaurant, gears up to open a new branch in Redwood City, boasting a large grill and space for 130 guests. The Makableh brothers are behind the popular spot, originally from a San Bruno market.

Google settled a lawsuit by agreeing to delete billions of Chrome users' personal data files and make changes to Incognito mode, although users won't receive damages.

The San Mateo Police Department will implement a DUI checkpoint on April 12th on E. 4th Avenue to deter impaired driving, with potential fines and penalties for offenders.

A woman was found dead in a San Jose home, the city's 11th homicide of the year. Police have arrested a suspect and are investigating the motive, urging witnesses to come forward.

A pedestrian was fatally struck by a Mitsubishi Mirage in San Jose, marking the city's 11th traffic death and 7th pedestrian fatality this year. The collision happened on March 31, with the driver cooperating with the police.