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.

A Palo Alto animal control officer aided an injured Peregrine Falcon at Stanford University, later cared for by the Peninsula Humane Society, with the incident sparking reflections on adapting to future challenges.

A DUI suspect crashes into a parked car on New Year's Eve in California, causing a fire but no injuries, resulting in their arrest and child endangerment charges.

The closure of eastbound El Camino Real in Mountain View due to a Christmas Day building fire is expected to last three weeks, with suggested detour routes provided. No injuries have been reported and causes are under investigation.

San Jose Police investigate the city's 36th homicide after a man was shot on December 30; victim later died at the hospital, with motives unclear. Public assistance is sought.

San José firefighters extinguished a commercial fire on Camden Avenue, with no injuries reported. Roads were closed, but the situation is under control.

San Jose Police raided an illegal casino and brothel, arresting five and seizing weapons, drugs, and cash. Survivors at the site were aided, highlighting ongoing efforts against crime networks.

A felon, Ricine Vernard Fowler, was arrested in Millbrae after being found with a loaded gun and high-capacity magazine during a traffic stop. His past convictions prohibited firearm possession.

The U.S. Coast Guard and North County Fire Authority rescued a surfer off Linda Mar Beach amid hazardous conditions and a High Surf Warning on the California coast.

Killiney Kopitiam in Palo Alto has closed and will reopen in spring at Westfield Valley Fair mall with a focus on maintaining quality while expanding cautiously.

A six-year-old boy was shot on Christmas night in Mountain View, California; he is expected to recover. An adult was also injured. No suspects have been detained. Authorities seek public assistance in the investigation.

San Jose records its 49th traffic death of the year after a female pedestrian succumbs to injuries from a collision involving a black Honda sedan. The driver cooperated with police, as officials seek more information.

San Jose enforces a strict ban on all fireworks with fines starting at $1,000. The city encourages reporting illegal fireworks to ensure safety and holds violators accountable.