San Jose Fire Department At Scene Of Vault Fire Along Hwy 101
The San Jose Fire Department dispatched several units to a vault fire alongside northbound Highway 101 at Tully Road Thursday evening, according to authorities.
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The San Jose Fire Department dispatched several units to a vault fire alongside northbound Highway 101 at Tully Road Thursday evening, according to authorities.
The CEO of the business advocacy group Silicon Valley Organization was placed on administrative leave after the group published a racist campaign ad on its website.
South Bay leaders unveiled 13 new "Black Lives Matter" banners around San Jose's City Hall on Thursday, demonstrating the city's commitment to addressing and dismantling systemic racism locally and supporting its Black community.
Bay Area police departments are very aware 2020 isn't a normal election year and are responding with increased staffing and coordination with other local officials.
Reese Osterberg loves baseball. A natural lefty, she is of the best baseball players in her Little League, and on a normal fall weekend, she would likely be playing the sandlot game with friends, reliving the glories of the recently-completed World Series.
Illegal firework usage nearly tripled this year in San Jose compared to last year and the city needs a new way to enforce and control it.
San Jose voters are being asked to approve a measure that would increase taxes on cardrooms while expanding the number of gambling tables.
The City of San Jose joined other parties in suing the U.S. Census Bureau over its claim that it had reached 99.9% of households when the 2020 census ended two weeks ago, which the city says is based on falsified data.
Authorities said Fritz Kramer solicited more than $11 million for a phony "investment opportunity" in a gold and diamond export project. Many of the investors solicited were elderly and a number lived in the Bay Area.
Latinos in the South Bay are coming together to demand changes in the public health response to COVID-19.
A firefighter and a civilian were injured during a two-alarm fire at a home in East San Jose Monday, fire officials reported.
The former house manager of a San Jose sober living facility has been arrested on charges he allegedly sexually assaulted residents who were being treated there, authorities announced Monday.
When the family of 15-year-old Crystal Alvarez remembers her, they think about how she lived. But two months after her mysterious death, they're also consumed by the unanswered questions about how she died.
A man with a gun who police described as "despondent" was in a standoff with officers at a McDonald's restaurant in San Jose Friday before police reported shortly after the situation was resolved.
Crews in the South Bay are working to clear trash from the Guadalupe River ahead of the rainy season, but the coronavirus pandemic is impacting efforts.
San Jose plans to reopen many playgrounds and other park amenities on Friday after seven months of a COVID-19-initiated hiatus.
A review of how Santa Clara County K-12 schools and colleges are complying with Title IX rules and regulations is moving forward following a unanimous vote by the Board of Supervisors -- the first review of its kind in the nation.
A San Jose woman has been closing a critical gap in the coronavirus pandemic - how to quickly get PPE from donors to recipients.
After complaints over police officers closing late-night restaurants, San Jose has agreed to allow some downtown restaurants to serve customers on city streets until midnight.
Construction for the new 535-bed Main Jail South project in downtown San Jose was suspended on Tuesday, and a mental health center may take its place instead, according to county supervisors.
A brush fire has shut down lanes on Interstate 880 at Stevens Creek Boulevard, in San Jose.
Fire crews were battling an apartment fire in San Jose on Boynton Avenue, near Kylie.
Rents in parts of the Bay Area continued to see massive declines during the COVID-19 pandemic, with the cost of a studio in San Francisco down more than 30 percent compared a year ago.
Santa Clara County Supervisors Susan Ellenberg and Joe Simitian are proposing a $100 million loan program that would provide low-interest loans to small businesses negatively impacted by COVID-19.
By the end of this Friday, about 22 million Americans will have already voted, almost two million of those here in California.
