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A police standoff that stretched deep into the night, and at one point led to officers opening fire on a suspect, ended late Wednesday with the suspect surrendering.
The Santa Clara Valley Water District is about to start work on one of its biggest construction project in decades: the rebuilding of Anderson Dam east of Morgan Hill.
The mayors of Oakland and San Jose are among those who have partnered with a startup in an effort to challenge residents to save energy this summer.
A massive flea market that has become a San Jose institution may be torn down for a new transit development, but families who have worked there for generations are pleading with the city for help.
A San Jose man has been sentenced to federal prison after admitting to a computer hack that brought down stadium concessions during a San Jose Earthquakes soccer match last year, prosecutors said.
Lee Evans, the record-setting sprinter from San Jose State University who wore a black beret in a sign of protest at the 1968 Olympics, died Wednesday. He was 74.
The legal battle over Apple's commissions from the company's app store is wrapping up with a bang, as the company made clear CEO Tim Cook plans to testify Friday.
Santa Clara County on Wednesday morning became the third Bay Area county to enter the least-restrictive Yellow Tier, with many restaurant owners breathing a sigh of relief at being able to increase their indoor capacity.
A man died and two children were hospitalized after they were swept out to sea Sunday evening, the Santa Cruz Fire Department said.
A Mountain View police officer's actions may have saved the life of a man involved in a fiery collision in a rescue captured on the officer's body-worn camera.
Santa Clara County on Tuesday became the third county in the Bay Area to enter the least-restrictive Yellow Tier under the state's COVID-19 reopening plan.
The National Champion Santa Clara Women's soccer team returned home Tuesday afternoon, and what they did for themselves and their community is nothing short of amazing.
Leaders in San Jose are discussing a new plan to end homeless sweeps. Instead of constantly putting unhoused people on the move, some camps would be reclassified as so-called "humanitarian zones" and go off limits for months or even longer.
Stanford University announced Tuesday it will no longer drop 11 varsity sports programs it stunningly announced last July, following a community outcry and two lawsuits by affected student-athletes.
A driver was shot along Interstate Highway 880 in San Jose Monday, the California Highway Patrol reported.
