COVID Vaccines: Santa Clara County Marks 1 Million Shots - 'A Very Clear Path Out' Of Pandemic
Health officials in Santa Clara County celebrated Friday as the Bay Area's most populous county reached the 1 million mark in COVID-19 vaccinations.
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Health officials in Santa Clara County celebrated Friday as the Bay Area's most populous county reached the 1 million mark in COVID-19 vaccinations.
Santa Clara County is poised to reach a major milestone this week when it delivers the one millionth COVID shot since vaccines began in December.
The Golden Knights improved to 15-1-3 all-time against the Sharks in regular-season meetings — including a perfect 7-0-0 this season.
Activists and civil rights leaders across the Bay Area took to the street to express their feelings of relief in the wake of the guilty verdict against Derek Chauvin Tuesday.
Having gone from a shortage to a surplus of the vaccine, public health officials in Santa Clara County say they're making a renewed push to convince holdouts and the vaccine hesitant to sign up for their shots.
Santa Clara County supervisors say they're looking into a $10 million grant program for providing and installing air filtration systems for small businesses and nonprofits most impacted by the pandemic.
A member of the San Jose City Council is calling for a sharp rise in illegal dumping fines to respond to a growing problem throughout the city.
Officials with the San Jose – Evergreen Community College District announced Monday that campuses would be open for in-person learning at limited capacity starting this fall.
A new golf and entertainment complex hopes to be a hit in the South Bay as popular chain Topgolf opened its San Jose location to the public Friday.
For the first time since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the San Jose Sharks announced that fans would be welcomed back to SAP Center for remaining home games starting later this month.
Now nearly a quarter-century after leaving Saskatchewan to sign with the San Jose Sharks as a fresh-faced teenager, Patrick Marleau is set to eclipse Mr. Hockey's all-time games played record in the NHL.
The city of San Jose is partnering up with schools to give students in lower-income neighborhoods a pathway to higher education, counseling and cash for college.
An hours-long police standoff with a barricaded suspect in San Jose has ended with the suspect being taken into custody after shooting himself, police said Thursday.
Boba tea shops in the Bay Area and fans of the popular drink are scrambling amid an impending nationwide shortage of tapioca pearls that may last weeks, possibly longer.
Anthony Stolarz made 27 saves, Ryan Getzlaf scored his first goal in more than a month and the Anaheim Ducks completed a two-game sweep of the San Jose Sharks with a 4-1 win Wednesday night.
Police in the South Bay are investigating a shooting in downtown San Jose Wednesday evening that has left the victim clinging to life, according to authorities.
It was a lifeline for many families when the COVID-19 pandemic started. Now for the first time this week, schools in San Jose are noticing fewer people driving up to their free lunch programs.
A body was found at the site of a fire burning at a Vietnamese restaurant in San Jose Wednesday morning, fire officials said.
Delano Manongs Park, on Gimelli Way near North Capitol Avenue in East San Jose, is the first San Jose Park to honor Filipino Americans.
The owner of a San Jose-based flooring company has been charged in connection with a wage theft case where he allegedly did not pay nearly $1 million in overtime to his employees, prosecutors said.
A plan to revitalize one San Jose neighborhood hit hard by COVID-19 has a unique twist: Get the city to buy up vacant storefronts to help struggling businesses get back on their feet.
The city council is studying an idea to create a new pedestrian mall on San Pedro Street between Santa Clara Street and W St. John Street.
A two-alarm fire was burning at a strip mall in San Jose Thursday morning.
San Jose Police are investigating a hate crime against a San Jose Baptist church after suspects hacked into their online Easter services and unleashed a flurry of profane racist and homophobic comments.
The family of a man shot to death by San Jose Police back in January announced Wednesday it is suing the department over the incident after body camera footage showed the victim was unarmed.
