Two men were stabbed during a fight on a Sunnyvale street, with police responding and arresting two suspects linked to road rage. The victims are stable; there's no community threat.

San Mateo Police arrested two men for car burglary after a local reported suspicious activity. The suspects, found hiding under bushes, had stolen items and one had a concealed knife. The police emphasized the importance of community vigilance.

A deputy in San Mateo County arrested 22-year-old Benjamin Obrien for possession of a loaded gun and drugs with intent to sell after a traffic violation.

Travis Antonio Sanchez was arrested for bank robberies in Campbell and Capitola, California, with the aid of police work and community help, using surveillance and a white Honda CRV link.

A kitchen fire caused by an unattended pot on California Street was extinguished by tenants before firefighters secured the scene, with no injuries reported. Traffic was briefly disrupted.

San Mateo County deputies arrested a suspect, Hongliang He, for defrauding an elderly resident through a ransomware scam posing as an antivirus refund. He faces charges of false pretenses and conspiracy.

A body was found in the remains of a burned RV in Gilroy, following a fire that also engulfed another building. Police are investigating the incident and seeking public assistance.

A former Santa Cruz man was convicted of threatening FBI agents via email and could face up to five years in prison. Sentencing is set for June 24, 2024.

Eric Soler, 18, was arrested by Menlo Park Police for shooting into a home and carrying firearms, following a gunfire incident on Terminal Avenue. No injuries were reported.

An individual was arrested for shoplifting and assaulting employees with pepper spray at a Safeway in Los Gatos; charges include robbery and possessing pepper spray as a felon.

A man was detained at a San Mateo high school after clashing with security and resisting arrest, found with a knife. He's facing multiple charges including trespassing and carrying a weapon on campus.

A 17-year-old was arrested at Redwood High School for carrying a loaded gun, leading to minor injuries of officers and additional ammunition found at his home.

The Pacifica Municipal Pier is closed due to storm damage, necessitating urgent coastal defense plans and funding support from state and federal agencies, with repair costs estimated at $19 million.