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A 68-year-old Milpitas woman who was one of two people killed in a head-on crash near San Jose on Sunday night has been identified by the Santa Clara County medical examiner's office.
A San Jose neighborhood is demanding the police department and city leaders come up with a plan to put the brakes on illegal sideshows that have woken up their community with the sound of squealing tires and gunfire.
To increase efforts to control the coronavirus, starting Tuesday, Santa Clara County's COVID-19 pop-up testing sites are switching to testing via saliva specimen.
An early morning fire forced crews to shut down Santa Clara Street in both directions Monday.
Two people died in a crash involving two vehicles Sunday night near San Jose, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Communities throughout the Bay Area are celebrating the Lunar New Year despite pleas from public health officials for smaller, safer gatherings as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to rage.
After spending training camp in Arizona and the first 12 games of the season on the road, the San Jose Sharks were happy for the opportunity to get back home finally and prepare for their first game at the Shark Tank in nearly a year.
A federal court ruled Wednesday night that Santa Clara County's ban on indoor religious services can remain in effect for the time being, ahead of an upcoming court hearing.
The victim of a Tuesday morning homicide in downtown San Jose has been identified as a 48-year-old San Jose man Tong Nguyen, according to the Santa Clara County Medical Examiner.
Vacancy rates are well into the double digits in cities across the Bay Area, but some small property owners say rent control has led them to keep some apartments empty rather than drop rent prices.
Grocery store employees in San Jose will be getting a $3 per hour boost in hazard pay, but it will be about two months before they see a change in their paychecks.
A man suspected of attacking a pet tortoise and multiple break-ins at a San Jose preschool has been charged and is being held without bail, prosecutors said.
An at-risk woman who was reported missing in San Jose on Monday has been found safe, police said Tuesday.
San Jose police were investigating the city's 4th homicide of the year early Tuesday after a man's body was found on a downtown street.
Supervisors and community partners in Santa Clara County gathered on Monday to kick off the opening of Casitas de Esperanza at the Civic Center -- a collection of tiny homes located outside of the old San Jose City Hall.
A driver of a speeding car was killed in a fiery crash in San Jose Sunday, police said.
San Jose police officers arrested two suspects in separate standoffs Monday morning -- one a domestic disturbance at a Willow Glen strip mall and the second with a burglary suspect inside a home on Primm Avenue.
Firefighters battled a fire at a 2-story apartment building in San Jose Friday afternoon, forcing streets to close during rush hour.
Frontline and essential workers at homeless shelters have petitioned to be moved up the priority list for COVID-19 vaccinations. In multiple cases, it has worked.
Health officials in Santa Clara County on Thursday announced a partnership with other major vaccine providers in the South Bay to distribute COVID-19 vaccines to any county resident 65 and older, regardless of one's healthcare provider.
Police identified Hunter Tital as the suspect they arrested after he threatened to shoot up Valley Fair Mall Wednesday.
Police have a released security camera video of a wrong-way driver striking and killing a bicyclist in downtown Sunday morning as they ask for the public's help identifying the driver.
The San Jose City Council is one step closer in requiring some grocery store employees get a pay boost in the form of hazard pay during the pandemic.
San Jose police released surveillance video footage Wednesday related to a hit-and-run collision that killed a bicyclist over the weekend and are asking for the public's help in finding the driver and vehicle.
Should grocery store workers get hazard pay? That's the question the San Jose City Council is trying to answer at their Tuesday night city council meeting.
