Predator Hunted After 1 A.M. Assault in Santa Clara's Carmichael Park
Santa Clara police say an adult woman was assaulted at Carmichael Park Monday and are asking residents and businesses to check cameras for leads. Tips can go to Detective Sgt. Ogg or the department tip lines.
Inside California’s Jailhouse Sting Machine Pushing Miranda to the Brink
CalMatters' investigation finds undercover "Perkins" jail stings are being used statewide, raising questions about Miranda, secret training slides and a wave of court challenges.
East Palo Alto Dumps Last Auto Yard After Years Of Violations
The Planning Commission denied Infinity Salvage's permit after inspectors found leaks, hazardous battery storage and lingering fire damage, putting the decades‑old yard on track to close.
DeepMind Chief Wants D.C. To Run The World’s AI Cops
Demis Hassabis is pitching a U.S.-led, industry-funded watchdog to test frontier AI models before release; the plan follows recent export-control clashes and model gating.
Mountain View's Middlefield 'Crash Alley' Set For $25 Million Safety Makeover
Mountain View advanced a roughly $24.8M concept to add protected bike lanes, wider sidewalks and traffic-calming at the Middlefield/SR‑237 interchange. Council action moves the project toward final design and a multi‑year build schedule.
Stanford Econ Heavyweights Sound Bay Area Alarm On AI Upheaval
More than 200 economists and AI researchers — including Nobel laureates — released a short Stanford-organized statement urging immediate policy and institutional action to prepare for AI’s economic upheaval.












