Stanford Students Call For Expulsion Of Classmate Over Racist, Violent Posts On Social Media
Thousands of Stanford students were calling for the expulsion of a classmate over a string of racist comments and violent posts on social media.
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Thousands of Stanford students were calling for the expulsion of a classmate over a string of racist comments and violent posts on social media.
Jewish Family Services of Silicon Valley expects to resettle roughly 200 refugees by the end of September. Board member Dorene Kastelman is making a public appeal for homeowners to consider offering up spare bedrooms and vacant properties.
A pedestrian died in a collision with a vehicle early Monday night on southbound Interstate Highway 680 in San Jose.
Nearly 170 people were cited and several vehicles were impounded following a large sideshow in South San Jose over the weekend.
At least one person has been injured shooting in San Jose's Alum Rock neighborhood Monday.
Anticipating a return of office workers and students to schools, Caltrain officials increased service Monday, offering 104 trains per weekday including the return of the Baby Bullet express routes.
VTA trains were up and running again for the first time in the South Bay on Sunday in more than three months.
When the Raiders played the 49ers at Levi's Stadium Sunday afternoon, it was the first time in 10 years that fans got to watch the two teams square off in a pre-season game. It turns out, the rivalry may be more intense in the stands than on the field.
A crash that caused lane closures on Highway 101 early Sunday morning has been confirmed as a fatal accident by the CHP.
Less than a month after opening its first center at city hall to help tenants and landlords most affected by the COVID pandemic, the city has opened a second center at the main office of Franklin McKinley School District.
A former executive at Cisco Systems, Inc., received a 3-year prison sentence and was ordered to pay more than $3 million in restitution to the San Jose-based technology conglomerate and to the IRS.
The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority said limited light rail service will begin on Sunday, more than three months after trains were halted following the mass shooting at the rail yard.
Roughly three dozen protesters gathered outside the Santa Clara County Main Jail Friday afternoon to demand a "shutdown" of plans for the new jail and the sheriff that oversees the facility.
The network of religious organizations, non-profits, community service providers, volunteers, and donors in the Bay Area is ramping up in preparation for waves of several hundred Afghan refugees into the South Bay, East Bay and beyond.
The suicide bomb blast that killed 13 Americans and dozens of Afghans at the Kabul airport was on the far side of the world, but very close to home for Farzana, an Afghan American living in the South Bay.
