San Mateo School Bomber Sent To Mental Hospital
A teenager convicted in a 2009 attack at his former San Mateo high school pleaded no contest to more charges Friday and will be sent to a mental hospital.
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A teenager convicted in a 2009 attack at his former San Mateo high school pleaded no contest to more charges Friday and will be sent to a mental hospital.
Police in San Mateo are asking for the public's help in identifying three men who forced their way into an elderly woman's home on Tuesday afternoon and robbed and assaulted her.
Firefighters are requesting boaters to stay away from the San Mateo Marina Lagoon while crews clean up a diesel fuel spill Saturday afternoon.
A mistrial was declared Friday afternoon in Redwood City in the sanity trial of Alexander Youshock, who was found guilty last week of attempted murder of his former Hillsdale High school chemistry teacher.
A southbound Caltrain vehicle struck and killed a person in San Mateo Friday morning, agency officials said.
More then 266,000 San Francisco and San Mateo residents received a $25 pre-paid debit card from Pacific Gas and Electric Co. for conserving gas this past December, but some customers are still confused on whether the debit card includes extra fees.
A forensic psychologist testified Tuesday morning that Alexander Youshock's mental illness did not necessarily prevent him from knowing right from wrong
Nearly a week after a San Mateo County jury found Alexander Youshock guilty of attempted murder and five other charges related to his attack at a high school in 2009, a trial began Monday to determine if he was sane the morning he committed the crimes.
A San Francisco man allegedly led California Highway Patrol officers on a car and foot chase through San Mateo Thursday afternoon, the CHP said.
The Hetch Hetchy Water System upgrade project is progressing as planned, with a major undertaking just started on the Peninsula.
One day after a San Mateo County jury found Alexander Youshock guilty of attempted murder and four other charges related to his attack on Hillsdale High School in August 2009, jurors announced Tuesday that they have deadlocked on a second count of attempted murder.
A San Mateo County jury found Alexander Youshock guilty Monday of five out of seven felony counts stemming from his attack on Hillsdale High School on Aug. 24, 2009.
Jurors ended their third day of deliberations Friday afternoon in the San Mateo County Superior Court trial of Alexander Youshock.
Closing arguments began Wednesday in the San Mateo County Superior Court trial of Alexander Youshock, who is accused of bringing 10 homemade pipe bombs, a sword and a chainsaw to Hillsdale High School.
Hillsdale High School bombing suspect Alexander Youshock said he never thought twice about carrying out his plan to kill three of his former teachers at the school.
California emergency officials said they hope to complete a tsunami damage estimate as early as next week to submit to the federal government in an aid request for wave-battered harbors.
The mother of Hillsdale High School bombing suspect Alexander Youshock said she tried nearly a dozen times to get her son psychological help in the years and months leading up the attack on the campus, but that he refused.
Two psychologists who examined Alexander Youshock in the months after his alleged attack on Hillsdale High School concluded that he suffers from a severe psychotic disorder, possibly a form of schizophrenia.
In San Mateo County Superior Court Tuesday morning, a two-hour video of Alexander Youshock's interview with two San Mateo police detectives was played.
When a specialist examined a computer officials believed belonged to Hillsdale High School pipe bomb suspect Alexander Youshock in 2009, he found, among other files, a partially deleted document describing how to make pipe bombs.
Officers are on the lookout for a 16-year-old girl who went missing from a high school in San Mateo County just over a week ago, according to Foster City police.
A San Mateo teenager accused of bringing 10 bombs and other weapons onto campus at Hillsdale High School on Aug. 24, 2009 was fairly competent at manufacturing pipe bombs, according to an explosives expert.
A motorcyclist who was killed in a crash on northbound U.S. Highway 101 in San Mateo early Thursday morning has been identified by the San Mateo County coroner's office as Daniel William Hoppe, of Danville.
San Mateo police Detective Rick Decker testified that he was among the first investigators to search the two-story townhome on that Alexander Youshock shared with his mother and sister
A Hillsdale High School teacher testified that he acted on instinct when he tackled a teenager with vest packed with pipe bombs.
