Brush Fire Burns Structures In Morgan Hill
Cal Fire crews are responding to a vegetation fire at Hale and Miramonte avenues near Morgan Hill in unincorporated Santa Clara County Tuesday afternoon.
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Cal Fire crews are responding to a vegetation fire at Hale and Miramonte avenues near Morgan Hill in unincorporated Santa Clara County Tuesday afternoon.
A former Apple employee was charged Monday with stealing trade secrets after being arrested at Mineta San Jose International Airport.
A 3.1-preliminary magnitude earthquake struck near Morgan Hill Monday evening.
Two women who allegedly attacked a group of men, slashing them with a knife in downtown Morgan Hill, have been charged with three counts of attempted murder.
The transit agency announced the completed repairs at 5 a.m., and said trains would be running at a restricted 5 mph speed through the repair area, which may cause delays.
A VTA train on the Mountain View-Winchester light rail route collided with a car at Lincoln and Auzerais avenues in San Jose Sunday afternoon.
Tech billionaire Elon Musk is sending help to rescue a soccer team trapped in a cave in Thailand.
A 34-year-old San Jose man was arrested after a male victim was lured into a van and sexually assaulted on Friday afternoon.
A sudden spike in coyote encounters is being blamed in several animal attacks.
Think of it as a message in a bottle although, in this case, it was a message inside a bathroom wall.
San Jose's Joey "Jaws" Chestnut extended his reign as champion eater at the Nathan's Famous July Fourth hot dog eating contest Wednesday, downing a record 74 wieners and buns in 10 minutes.
After years of trying to crack down on illegal fireworks in the city, San Jose city has come up with a new plan: a website where people can report fireworks scofflaws.
A woman and two men allegedly stole a computer that contained Bitcoin worth $10,000 after a family refused to pay more for the trio's services.
Many California pot dispensaries say their profits are going up in smoke. Shelves are sitting empty ever since a new labeling law took effect July 1.
Frustrated by years of failed efforts, East Palo Alto officials are turning to a campaign of public shaming to halt the illegal dumping of junk in the city's streets and parks.
