The Fitzgerald Marine Reserve in San Mateo braces for parking restrictions due to the San Vicente Creek Bridge repairs starting January 16, amid ongoing recovery from storm damage.

San Mateo property owners pass a new fee to enhance flood defenses, with 51.78% voting in favor, which could add $96 to annual property tax bills for single-family homes.

Campbell police arrested David Pansullo, 33, for various felonies including drug sales and identity theft after finding contraband in his home. He is now on Supervised Own Recognizance Release.

A Fresno woman, Mercedez Charlene Smith, pleaded no contest to felony burglary and was sentenced to 2 years in prison after being linked to multiple thefts.

Former San Jose Officer Mark McNamara was dismissed for sending racist texts, with Police Chief Anthony Mata emphasizing a zero-tolerance policy for racism in the force.

San Bruno is temporarily closing a section of Crystal Springs Road this week for undisclosed reasons, with posted detours and a reminder to drive cautiously.

A juvenile on probation with an ankle monitor was arrested for robbing and injuring a 12-year-old in Colma, CA. The incident is under investigation by San Mateo County Sheriff's Office.

Two anonymous customers purchased and saved the Palo Alto grocery store, Country Sun Natural Foods, from closing, securing its future on California Avenue.

Joshua Carmelich was arrested in San Mateo for assaulting an officer with a vehicle and other charges after a pursuit ended in a creek. Community tips and police investigation led to his capture.

Bicycle Sundays on Cañada Road are cancelled on several holidays in 2024 due to staffing being redirected to other parks, affecting events like Martin Luther King Jr. Day and others throughout the year.

Tammi Smith pled no contest to felony burglary after being caught breaking into a San Mateo County home, with community vigilance aiding in her arrest.

Atherton police are searching for thieves responsible for a New Year's home invasion, urging the public to share surveillance footage to aid the investigation.

Technical issues have disabled Redwood City Police Department's normal emergency lines. Residents are advised to call 911 for emergencies and use 650-780-7100 for non-urgent matters.