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Pacifica police officers justified in March shooting death, San Mateo DA finds
The officers who shot a Pacifica woman acted in self-defense and defense of others, according to the district attorney.
PG&E may shut off power to about 500 Bay Area homes Saturday
The Public Safety Power Shutoff aims to help prevent wildfires during a forecasted wind event.
Bay Area courts provide minimal services amid global tech outage
Alameda County and Santa Clara County courts released statements that they have been experiencing disruptions to their computer systems Friday morning and warned the public to expect delays.
Survivors of child marriage hold ‘chain-in’ protest outside South Bay legislator’s office
The protestors pushed Kalra to support a bill that would ban child marriage in California.
Fremont man arrested for communicating with minor for sex, police say
During the investigation, the suspect sent sexually explicit material through his phone to a person who he believed was a 13-year-old girl, authorities said.
Seattle man arrested in San Jose on attempted sex trafficking charges
The 42-year-old was arrested July 8 when he arrived in San Jose.
San Jose police arrests suspect in shooting that caused fatal crash
One victim died and another was treated for a gunshot wound.
Fire breaks out near Santa Teresa County Park in south San Jose
Fire has reached 25 acres and CalFire sent units to assist.
Report: Extreme heat events created $7.7 billion in hidden costs in California
The majority of the hidden costs fall under health and safety, including the costs of deaths, emergency visits and other healthcare.
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Menlo Park woman sentenced after scamming landlords to live for free
The woman posed as an investor then refused to pay rent, the DA's office said.