Silicon Valley tech industry feels effects of Israel-Hamas war
The war in Israel is already causing a ripple effect in Silicon Valley.
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The war in Israel is already causing a ripple effect in Silicon Valley.
California's valuable remaining salt marshes are disappearing; climate change, with its melting glaciers and warming seas, threatens to drown the remaining coastal marshes out of existence.
A South Bay store is sharing in Wednesday's mammoth Powerball jackpot after selling a ticket that hit five out of six numbers.
A male motorcyclist died due to a traffic collision in San Jose's Oak Canyon neighborhood Wednesday night, police said.
A brush fire burned in rugged terrain east of Morgan Hill, Cal Fire said Tuesday.
A wanted fugitive from Nevada was arrested following a takeover robbery at a Gucci store in San Jose and police were seeking the public's help in finding four other suspects.
A 27-year-old San Carlos man has been arrested on suspicion of fatally shooting another man in San Jose back in July, police said Tuesday.
A Caltrain struck and killed someone on the tracks in San Jose on Tuesday morning.
In the midst of the conflict in Israel, a room in Palo Alto has transformed into a hub of support and solidarity.
A 44-acre vegetation fire burning in unincorporated Monterey County is now 75 percent contained, Cal Fire confirmed Monday morning.
At least one person was killed in a traffic collision on U.S. Highway 101 in San Jose early Saturday morning, the California Highway Patrol said.
Police in Santa Clara are asking for the public's help identifying two suspects who were allegedly involved in a brawl at a 49ers game at Levi's Stadium last month.
A wildfire that prompted an evacuation order for areas about 15 miles south of King City charred 50 acres and was 10 percent contained, Cal Fire said Friday night.
The Valley Transportation Authority has approved a plan to build 200 tiny homes for unhoused people in San Jose on unused land near one of the agency's work yards.
Multiple natural disasters in recent years have caused widespread damage to Santa Cruz County roads, but the biggest threat could be deferred maintenance that is projected to escalate in coming years.
