COVID Reopening: VTA To Increase Capacity On Buses, Light Rail; Reduce Distancing
Starting Wednesday, the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority will increase passenger capacity on its light-rail vehicles and buses.
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Starting Wednesday, the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority will increase passenger capacity on its light-rail vehicles and buses.
Drought conditions in California are worsening, making state officials worry that wildfires could cause more damage than last year, when the complex fires burned up 4% of the state -- a record-setting amount of damage.
Police arrested a suspect late Monday night after a more than eight-hour standoff in the 1400 block of Agnew Road in Santa Clara.
As the COVID-19 restrictions have eased over the last month, San Francisco Bay Area residents have begun returning to their offices after more than a year of working remotely.
While COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations continue to plunge in the San Francisco Bay Area, the pandemic continues to rage elsewhere in the world.
A San Jose Planning Commissioner called on city officials Monday to use federal COVID-19 American Rescue Plan funds to give businesses a much needed economic boost in a neighborhood that has been hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Homicide detectives have released a sketch of a suspect in the 2020 slaying of Anthony Juarez, hoping it will bring in leads as to the man's identity and lead to his arrest.
The Bay Area's largest county hit a major milestone this week when it surpassed its millionth COVID-19 vaccine administered just as state leaders announced California would fully reopen June 15.
John Buck Chew, age 95, is one of the last living Chinese-American World War II U.S. Army veterans. He served with distinction both during and after the war and now he's about to graduate from high school with the class of 2021.
Police in San Jose are investigating a collision that killed a woman who had been walking across Senter Road shortly before 11 p.m. Friday near the intersection with Lewis Road.
A year after it was one of the nation's epicenters of the COVID-19 outbreak, Santa Clara County health officials announced Saturday they had surpassed the 1 million dose mark for vaccines administered.
In about three weeks, Californians will begin a new chapter in the pandemic when the state lifts nearly all COVID-19 restrictions. In Santa Clara County, business owners large and small can barely wait.
The South Bay got its first glimpse of the planned underground BART station in San Jose this week, a tunnel with multiple levels and tracks located 86 feet beneath the surface. The verdict on social media: It's too deep!
Residents in San Jose fed up with sideshow activity have contacted City Hall asking if certain hard-hit intersections could be put on the list of future traffic roundabouts.
California's Great America in the South Bay is set to reopen this weekend for the first time since the popular amusement park shut down 15 months ago.
