Authorities in East Palo Alto are seeking information on the hit-and-run death of D’Andre Stamper, with surveillance footage released in hopes of finding the driver.

Belmont Police are investigating a hit-and-run that critically injured a 64-year-old man. They seek a dark Toyota Tacoma with front-end damage and urge witnesses with any information to contact them.

Santa Clara County aims to have a zero-emission vehicle fleet by 2030, focusing on electrification and sustainable practices to reduce its environmental impact.

San Bruno police pursued a stolen vehicle, resulting in a chase through San Mateo. The pursuit ended when the car crashed, and three subjects were arrested after a brief foot chase.

Police in Sunnyvale detained three gang members after recovering a stolen PG&E truck, thwarting potential crimes. The suspects, two on parole, were arrested and a hidden gun was found.

A fire in a Saratoga condo complex led to a third-alarm response, displacing seven residents and resulting in one minor firefighter injury; the cause is under investigation.

Sunnyvale, California's minimum wage will rise to $18.55 per hour starting January 1, 2024, in line with inflation and the local Consumer Price Index.

The Eucalyptus Playground at Coyote Point in San Mateo County is closed due to safety concerns requiring repairs, with no reopening date yet announced.

Sunnyvale police announce DUI saturation patrols to deter and catch impaired drivers, urging party-goers to use designated drivers or ride services and always wear seat belts.

The Firehouse Run/Walk, hosted by the Santa Clara Firefighters Foundation to benefit local schools, will take place on December 17 with expected road closures and free parking available.

A construction accident caused a gas leak on Church Street; emergency services responded, evacuating workers and residents, with no injuries reported before PG&E repaired the line.

Palo Alto High School enacted a "shelter in place" after reports of a man with a gun nearby which later turned out to be unfounded, as the man had a cell phone. Police lifted the order after ensuring the area was safe.

San Jose fire crews quelled a fire along I-280 on Thursday, with no structural damage or injuries reported. The cause of the fire is under investigation.