As San Mateo County faces the closure of Sheep Camp Trail due to a prescribed fire, concerns arise about the increasing need for such measures in fire-prone areas.

Swift police intervention led to the capture of four retail theft suspects in San Mateo, California, but the case raises questions about the growth of organized retail theft and the potential consequences it has both for businesses and the community as a whole.

San Mateo Police Department arrested a man in connection with public masturbation at Harbor Park.

Redwood City Police Department is seeking assistance in locating 24-year-old Perry Willig, who went missing on September 26 and is considered at-risk due to suicidal ideations.

The passing of notorious serial killer John Getreu in prison marks the end of a dark chapter in the history of violence and raised questions about the unexplored depths of his crimes.

Ellen Knemeyer, 64, has been sentenced to three years in state prison following her no contest plea to elder abuse charges. These charges stem from a July 2021 incident involving an attack on her then 69-year-old roommate.

In a remarkable display of collaboration and persistence, a joint police effort has successfully led to the arrest of a suspect involved in multiple offenses, demonstrating the value of cooperation between law enforcement agencies.

Unclaimed money totaling $89,017 in Santa Clara County awaits its forgotten owners. Deadline to claim funds approaching.

Road rage confrontation leads to San Jose man's arrest and uncovering of unserialized firearms, ammunition, and related materials at his residence.

San Jose Police Department apprehends a suspect in a felony assault case after diligent investigation, revealing the continued need for community diligence and collaboration in addressing crime.

Robbery at Macy's in San Mateo leads to an arrest.

In the early hours of September 26, a fatal accident involving a vehicle and a pedestrian occurred in San Jose, marking the city's 40th traffic death this year.

San Mateo County in California reports increasing numbers of dead birds testing positive for West Nile Virus, urging residents to take preventive measures as the situation worsens.