San José Police arrested 39-year-old Jesus Casas for a homicide at a homeless encampment, where a body was discovered charred. The victim's identity is pending coroner identification.

San José police investigate the 22nd homicide after discovering a woman fatally injured. A person of interest surrenders as the motive is probed by detectives.

An underage unlicensed driver crashed into a tree in Campbell, causing the car to overturn and injuring an adult passenger. Police are investigating the incident.

A man was fatally shot in San Jose, marking the city's 23rd homicide this year. Police are investigating the incident and urge witnesses to come forward.

A DUI collision involving Savannah Wheeler occurred in Pacifica; she was arrested and cited after displaying intoxication symptoms. Police seek additional information on the case.

Cory Bingham was arrested in Colma for petty theft, possessing burglary tools, and an outstanding warrant after police were alerted to a theft at a local business. He was later released with a promise to appear in court.

The San Mateo Police arrested Graham Macarthur after a domestic dispute involving weaponry and subsequent escape attempt from a medical center. He faces multiple charges, including assault and narcotics possession.

The Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety arrested a man involved in identity theft, drug possession, and owning illegal materials after a high-speed incident.

Mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus were found in San José, prompting vector control to schedule a pesticide spray operation for areas within ZIP codes 95112, 95131, and 95133 on Thursday night. Residents are advised to stay indoors.

Officers arrested a man for gun-related charges in South San Francisco, with support from Colma and San Bruno Police, after a 911 call reported gunfire.

Man arrested for brandishing a gun in Millbrae Safeway lot; found with an unregistered, loaded firearm. Charges include firearm possession by a felon.

San Bruno's new Recreation and Aquatic Center, funded by PG&E settlement money from a tragic 2010 explosion, opened to foster community and resilience.

A fire in East San Jose injured one firefighter and displaced 14 people. The blaze took two hours to contain, and two dogs died. Causes are being investigated.