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A reward has been offered in the search for suspects in several weekend auto burglaries in Palo Alto, including a person suspected of shooting at a resident during a confrontation.
A dispute over the cost of rail line maintenance could threaten the future of Roaring Camp Inc.'s popular passenger trains, which run from the mountain community of Felton through redwood forest and 8 miles down to the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk.
Native Americans in Gilroy accuse many city leaders of ignoring their repeated objections to the recent installation of a "Mission Bell" in the heart of the town, and plan to fight to have it removed.
The deadline for some emergency workers in Santa Clara County to vax up or stay home is fast approaching, and if they don't show up, there could be gaps in critical staffing positons.
As Santa Clara County marks exactly two years since their first COVID-19 case, officials noted progress in beating back the omicron surge and announced changes to health orders involving testing.
Police in Los Gatos are searching for a man suspected in at least two assaults on trails at the Saint Joseph's Hill Open Space near Lexington Reservoir in recent weeks.
After pleading no contest to his fourth felony DUI, a Soledad man received a two-year prison sentence, Monterey County District Attorney Jeannine Pacioni announced last week.
With a countywide COVID vaccination deadline looming Tuesday, firefighters in the South Bay are bracing for more overtime demands and staffing challenges.
The exodus began Friday with excited Niners Faithful heading en masse to Los Angeles for the 49ers showdown against the Rams for the NFC Championship.
Westfield Valley Fair Mall is facing growing backlash from mall workers, who are upset over a new parking fee that would charge them as much as $40 per month to park at the popular South Bay shopping destination.
The exodus began Friday with excited Niners Faithful heading en masse to Los Angeles for the 49ers showdown against the Rams for the NFC Championship.
The suspect in a triple stabbing in San Jose earlier this week who was later fatally struck by a truck on Highway 85 has been identified, according to authorities.
Court officials in Santa Clara County announced that public access to courthouses will reopen next week, as the COVID-19 surge due to the omicron variant showing signs of easing.
The California Highway Patrol Friday morning reported a fatal collision that occurred on southbound U.S. Highway 101 in San Jose.
Health experts are warning that rapid antigen tests may not be detecting the omicron variant as well as past variants and are giving false negatives in people who are infected with COVID-19.
