Movers Relocate Historic San Jose Apartment Building
San Jose's Pallesen apartment building, constructed in 1910, was moved Sunday to save it from the wrecking ball.
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San Jose's Pallesen apartment building, constructed in 1910, was moved Sunday to save it from the wrecking ball.
Both the pilot and the passenger walked away uninjured after their small plane crashed outside Watsonville near Pajaro Valley High School around 2:15 p.m. Sunday.
A two-alarm fire roared through a San Jose home late Saturday night, downing a power line and causing minor damage to neighboring structures.
A suspect was arrested Saturday morning hours after a high speed hit-and-run crash claimed the life of a male driver, authorities said.
A 111-year-old apartment building at 14 E. Reed St. in downtown San Jose will be moved almost a quarter mile away to 4th and Reed on Sunday.
After a year in lockdown, for many, the experience of finally receiving their vaccination can be an emotional one.
A highly-anticipated rivalry high school football matchup between Bellarmine College Preparatory and St. Francis High School in Mountain View has been postponed due to COVID-19 protocols.
A months-long, multi-agency investigation into a series of armed robberies of Subway sandwich shops in the San Jose as well as other robberies in the Bay Area has led to the arrest of a suspect, police said Friday.
Expanding vaccine eligibility is exciting for the head of Santa Clara County's COVID-19 testing and vaccine office but he said Thursday that the Bay Area's most populous county needs more vaccine supply.
Three people have been injured in a shooting Thursday evening in San Jose's Silver Creek neighborhood, according to San Jose police.
As California's stay-at-home orders gradually lift, the economic recovery has proven to be uneven and, in certain industries, anemic.
The San Jose City Council voted this week to immediately resume pre-pandemic homeless encampment management and abatement procedures, as well as explore the idea of sanctioned encampments.
Police in Santa Clara are searching for a man suspected of hate crime vandalism targeted at the Chinese community earlier this month.
Starting April 1, the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority will resume collecting fares unless the ride is to a vaccination site.
Vandalism found Sunday at a city playground is being investigated as a hate crime, Palo Alto police said.
