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A passenger in a pickup truck suffered major injuries when he was shot in the face Monday morning during an altercation on state Highway 1 in Santa Cruz County.
Santa Clara County officials announced changes to its health orders that could soon pave the way for limited indoor dining and gatherings once the county moves into the Orange Tier of reopening.
A 23-year-old woman has been arrested on charges stemming from the vandalism of San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo's home during a night of Jacob Blake protests last August.
Three injured crash victims were rescued Sunday night after a vehicle tumbled 125 feet down an embankment on Highway 17 north of the Lexington Reservoir, authorities said.
In an effort to relieve small businesses suffering during the pandemic, the San Jose city council has unanimously agreed to expand a tax break even though it will cost the city $1 million.
This week a federal judge ordered the Census Bureau to text every 2020 census worker by Friday, letting them know the headcount of every U.S. resident is continuing through the end of the month, stopping the bureau's intention to ignore her order and end next week.
Santa Clara County's Registrar of Voters is gearing up for a potential increase in poll observers during the upcoming election.
Gov. Gavin Newsom has vetoed a Bay Area lawmaker's bill that supporters say would have guaranteed many workers laid off because of the pandemic the right to get their jobs back once economic conditions improve.
Stanford cornerback Paulson Adebo announced Thursday that he's opting out of the 2020 college football season to prepare for next year's NFL draft.
This week the Santa Clara County medical examiner's office identified a second victim killed in a Sunday morning car crash in San Jose.
As wildfires rage in Northern California, neighbors in San Jose are growing increasingly worried about fires caused by homeless residents.
In advance of Tuesday's vote by the Palo Alto Unified School District to resume in-person classes, district leaders have received an open letter signed by hundreds of parents, and also the results of a new parent-led survey.
The containment last week of the CZU Lightning Complex fires brings a sigh of relief, but residents shouldn't relax too much as new natural disaster risks follow the fires in Santa Cruz County - debris flows.
An earthquake swarm of at least three small temblors ranging from 2.7 to 3.3 in magnitude rattled the shoreline of the Calaveras Reservoir east of Milpitas Tuesday morning -- the second time in three days that multiple earthquakes shook the area.
While landslides have always been a threat in steep, hilly areas like those of the Santa Cruz mountains; the threat has been exacerbated in and around burn areas following the CZU fire.
