World War I-Era Grenade Found In Los Altos Home Prompts Response From Bomb Squad
Authorities responded to a Los Altos home Monday after a grenade more than 100 years old, dating back to World War I, was discovered.
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Authorities responded to a Los Altos home Monday after a grenade more than 100 years old, dating back to World War I, was discovered.
Palo Alto police are looking for four suspects they believe broke into an occupied home Friday night.
Santa Clara's Parade of Champions began as a welcome-home to the troops in 1945 and continued for half a century until 1995. On Saturday the community revived the tradition for a post-pandemic era.
Police in Gilroy recently released disturbing new video of a fatal officer-involved shooting that happened last month.
Police in Monterey arrested a man for allegedly starting a fire at an apartment complex Wednesday night.
Five people were arrested and several others were injured late Thursday night when a violent melee erupted outside PayPal Park following an international soccer match between the San Jose Earthquakes and Cruz Azul, a Liga MX league team from Mexico City.
San Jose State University president Dr. Mary Papazian announced she would resign at the end of the semester, amid ongoing fallout involving a sexual misconduct scandal in the school's athletic department.
Police in Campbell on Thursday were searching for a pair of burglary suspects who were caught in the act on video, including one apparently wearing a Spider-Man costume during the alleged crime.
San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo renewed calls for residents to conserve water and proposed outdoor watering restrictions Wednesday as California's ongoing drought deepens.
After thanking her for her honesty, the judge at the Elizabeth Holmes fraud trial dismissed a juror Wednesday who was doubtful she could deliver a guilty verdict because of her religious beliefs.
Following a unanimous vote at its meeting Tuesday, the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors is creating a county commission on sustainability.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg took to his social media platform Tuesday night, in an attempt to quell a firestorm of criticism ignited by whistleblower Frances Haugen's '60 Minutes' interview and hours of compelling testimony before a Senate subcommittee.
A pedestrian was fatally struck early Wednesday morning walking on I-680 in San Jose, shutting down all northbound lanes near Jackson Ave.
Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen calmly told a congressional subcommittee Tuesday that Facebook chooses to allow harmful content on its platform that is "disastrous" for society and for children in particular because of the astronomical profits such content generates.
Police in the South Bay on Tuesday were investigating two separate bomb threats that were called into high schools in Mountain View and San Jose from the same phone number, according to authorities.
