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As police attempted to corral a stolen car suspect, he drove his vehicle at a San Jose officer, struck him and dragged him several feet before he was fatally shot, authorities said Monday.
San Jose police shot and killed a man Saturday as that man tried to drive at them using what police believe was a stolen vehicle, officers said.
An elderly man managed to escape from a burning house in unincorporated Los Gatos, Saturday morning, according to the Santa Clara County Fire Department.
Bay Area mosques are stepping up security as they enter Ramadan, the holiest month in the Islamic religion.
New rankings for the top high schools in America are out and leading the Bay Area is a school in Gilroy.
A long-awaited Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority light rail extension from Alum Rock to Eastridge is under discussion at an agency board meeting in San Jose Thursday night.
A homeless housing proposal on an empty supermarket lot isn't sitting well with some people who live and work nearby, who fear it will increase crime, trash and drugs in the area
When Isaiah Peoples drove his car into a crowded crosswalk in Sunnyvale last week, the city's police officers, firefighters and paramedics were uniquely qualified to respond to the sprawling crime scene in which eight people were injured.
Bishop Patrick J. McGrath announced Wednesday that he's retiring as the bishop of the Diocese of San Jose after serving for 20 years.
A Hillsborough couple formally pleaded guilty Wednesday and face years in federal prison after paying $600,000 to help their kids cheat their way into a seat at top universities.
U.S. Border Patrol was invited, and then asked not to come to a job fair for students at San Jose City College.
San Jose Police released surveillance video showing two suspects in connection with a fatal shooting in 2018. They're asking for the public's help in identifying them.
A GoFundMe donation page has raised nearly $240,000 for a 13-year-old girl in critical condition after being targeted by a driver in an alleged hate crime last week in Sunnyvale.
Thirteen people were hurt when two VTA buses collided Tuesday morning in San Jose, according to police.
People attending sideshows as spectators could be arrested or cited under a proposed new ordinance being discussed at San Jose City Hall.
