Manresa, a former three-Michelin-star restaurant, evolves into 'Ritual at Manresa', hosting a series of high-end chef residencies starting January 17, 2024, curated by Chef David Kinch.

San José Police captured two men accused of a series of high-end burglaries after a coordinated response involving an aerial search and apprehending the suspects on foot.

The San Mateo Police arrested a man for a hit-and-run after a vigilant victim provided an image of the car, resulting in the suspect's capture and charges.

Police responded to a report of a man with a gun near Palo Alto High School, leading to a shelter-in-place order; no further sightings or arrests have been reported.

San José Police increase patrols in retail areas using a state grant to deter a significant rise in organized retail theft, implementing high-visibility presence and new technologies like ALPR cameras.

Caltrain suspends service between San Jose Diridon and Tamien stations for Electrification Project work, providing free bus replacements for the weekend of December 16-17.

A big rig tipped over on Highway 101 in San Jose, causing extended traffic delays; speed may have contributed to the incident, but no injuries were reported.

Senator Josh Becker secures $500,000 for educational improvements on the Ohlone-Portolá Heritage Trail in San Mateo County, enhancing historical knowledge for hikers.

San Mateo County is establishing an Office of Labor Standards Enforcement to educate and enforce wage laws and labor protections, focusing on low-wage and vulnerable workers.

The San Mateo County TA Board approved $135.9 million for local highway projects aimed at reducing traffic and increasing safety, funded by Measures A and W sales-tax revenues.

Leon Seymour received a life sentence for the 1976 murder of Denise Lempe, after DNA evidence linked him to the cold case. He was already imprisoned as a sexually violent predator for other crimes.

San José Police Department will be conducting a DUI checkpoint on December 15th from 8 PM to 2 AM at an undisclosed location, targeting impaired drivers, funded by state and federal grants.

Santa Clara County is preparing roads for winter by replacing culverts to prevent washouts, especially in mountainous areas, and urging the public to report issues via the Mobile Citizen app.