Police arrested a man in connection with a Sept. 24 robbery in which he took a woman's mobile phone and then ran her over with his vehicle.
The incident occurred after a dispute while the suspect was paying for a massage and the receipt didn’t display the tip amount he had added.
Adam Rosendorff testified that he oversaw quality control issues in the clinical lab and expected the procedures to be followed.
The incident took place at the 300 block of University Avenue near Centennial Walk around 1:30 a.m. or 2 a.m. on Saturday morning.
The suspect entered the garage through an unlocked yard door and stole the keys to the car, which had been left on a countertop.
An unknown suspect graffitied the second floor of City Lot “R,” at 528 High Street, with a racial epithet and an anti-Jewish symbol.
The fire has burned 1,200 acres, threatened 2,000 structures and forced evacuations in Shasta County.
Police believe the same suspect was responsible for all three graffiti vandalisms at El Camino Park.
A man in his 30s was biking southbound along the bridge that separates Menlo Park from Palo Alto when he was blocked by the suspect.
The suspects were allegedly involved in 40 Bay Area purse snatchings and robberies, many of them targeting Asian women.
Racial epithets were written in black marker on a support pillar at local parking garage. Police said they do not have any suspects.
Janet Taylor was found strangled and beaten, her body found in a ditch near Stanford in March 1974. DNA evidence helped crack the case.
The plane struck a power line and crashed into the marshlands near the Palo Alto Airport. The pilot did not sustain significant injuries.
The officer performed CPR and did chest compressions for several minutes until the baby began breathing again.
Officers responded to Gunn High School at around 3:25 p.m. and determined by 4 p.m. that the threat was not credible.
A 62-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of shooting a child at an elementary school after he fired an air rifle over the campus fence.
The county observes September as Community Preparedness Month in an effort to encourage county residents to plan.
Two men came out of the bushes and tried to grab her, but she screamed and fought back, she told police.
Police found several unspent rounds of 9mm handgun ammunition on the ground, but did not find that any person or object had been struck.
No victim was located and the scene is secure, but police said to expect heightened activity in the area while they investigate.
Officers responded around 12:10 a.m. in Menlo Park, where the resident said she saw the man on her video surveillance system.
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The man fled the scene when the teenagers said they were calling the police, according to the Los Altos Police Department.
A co-founder of Palo-Alto based tech company HeadSpin was arrested on charges of securities fraud and wire fraud.
Joseph Andrew Mollick, 58, was charged July 13 with possession of child pornography and made his initial court appearance on Friday.
The incident occurred at University Avenue and Emerson Street, blocks from Stanford University.
The man was accused of touching two male juveniles in an “inappropriate sexual manner" while they were at the store.
Police are investigating whether the same suspect was responsible for both incidents.
The man was reported missing around 9:45 p.m. at the 400 block of Winchester Boulevard in Santa Clara.
The incident occurred on Saturday afternoon on Middlefield Road between University Avenue and Lytton Avenue, according to police.
The man jumped off a boat to rescue his children and but did not have a life jacket on, according to the park service.
The man was arrested following two incidents in which police said he exposed himself to female juveniles.
The caller may sound convincing, posing as a city employee and even using the utilities customer service phone number as the caller ID.
The man had bullets inscribed with the phrase “Cop Killer,” a racist manifesto and a plan to attack a sporting goods store, the DA said.
The San Mateo County Sheriff said a local pest control worker used his occupation to steal jewelry from the homes of unsuspecting victims.
The suspect, who is unknown, drew a derogatory racial statement “espousing a hatred of white people” inside a bathroom stall.
Local fire departments responded to fewer calls regarding illegal fireworks than last year.
The incident occurred on Friday afternoon, prosecutors said, when a neighbor heard glass breaking and a woman screaming.
The town has seen 10 burglaries in the past two months, most of them occurring in sheds, outbuildings and garages that were unsecured.
The victim was struck in the head with a skateboard in an apparent unprovoked attack.