92-year-old Rosalinda "Linda" Marte was found safe after being reported missing in Santa Clara. Her condition and the location where she was found are undisclosed.

A Mountain View neighborhood experienced chaos when a resident felt sick from white powder in an envelope, later identified as ephedrine by HazMat. Authorities closed streets and evacuated a building during the response.

The Santa Clara Police Department seeks help in locating an "at risk" missing elderly woman, Rosalinda "Linda" Marte, who was last seen on Friday afternoon.

SLAC completed the world's largest digital camera, a 3,200-megapixel device for Chile's Rubin Observatory, designed to advance cosmic knowledge and dark matter research.

Instagram is rolling out a feature to automatically blur nudity in direct messages to protect teens from sextortion. The feature will be default for underage users.

Amogh Upadhya, an SJSU student, was arrested for allegedly setting fires at the university's library. He faces four counts of arson and a $400,000 bail. Details of his court hearing are pending.

Two San Jose men were arrested for manufacturing and selling illegal firearms following a police raid that uncovered weapons, ammo, and gun-making tools.

An inmate died in his cell at San Jose's Main Jail Facility; officials, suggesting no foul play, are conducting an investigation to determine the cause.

A man was arrested in South San Francisco for disrupting a peace assembly for Gaza with threats and violence, leading to minor injuries. Police are investigating and seeking additional information.

Eight suspects were arrested at the Great Mall in Milpitas during an Organized Retail Crime Operation by local police, with charges including theft and outstanding warrants.

San Jose Police Department announces a DUI checkpoint on April 12 from 9 PM to 3 AM at an undisclosed location, as a measure to prevent impaired driving and enhance road safety.

The San Mateo County Sheriff's Office is investigating an armed robbery by two individuals at a North Fair Oaks business. No injuries were reported, and the public is urged to provide tips.

Aedes aegypti, or "Yellow Fever Mosquitoes," were found in San Jose, prompting a local vector control response to prevent the spread of diseases like dengue and yellow fever, involving inspections, eradication efforts, and public cooperation.