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The Santa Clara Board of Supervisors on Tuesday afternoon unanimously approved a resolution declaring racism as a public health crisis, according to Supervisor Dave Cortese.
San Jose Police were looking for the public's help in identifying a woman who purposely coughed in the face of a toddler who was in a stroller while waiting in line at a yogurt shop.
Apple unveiled new ways to discover and organize apps, confirmed a significant change under the hood of Mac computers and announced a new feature that will let users unlock their cars with their smartphones.
The Santa Clara County Public Health Department is establishing three pop-up locations for free COVID-19 testing in Santa Clara and San Jose this week, including at the SAP Center.
A part of the Black Lives Matter movement is a push to support Black-owned businesses, many of which are struggling due to months of the coronavirus shelter in place.
The Supreme Court's ruling on DACA Thursday morning was a victory for hundreds of thousands of DACA recipients across the Bay Area and the nation who are known as "Dreamers."
Firefighters were battling a five-acre fire in the area of southbound U.S. Highway 101 in South San Jose on Thursday afternoon, according to Cal Fire.
Three home invasion suspects were taken into custody following a tense standoff with police at a home in South San Jose Thursday morning, authorities said.
A small earthquake measuring 3.6 magnitude rattled San Jose and shook other areas of the South Bay Wednesday morning, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
As protesters gathered outside San Jose City Hall Tuesday, city leaders were meeting to approve the Mayor Sam Liccardo's proposed $4.1 billion budget for the next fiscal year.
Just a month after its long-awaited opening, a makeshift trailer park for the homeless is being dismantled in the parking lot of the Happy Hollow Park and Zoo.
Zoom Video Communications of San Jose has arguably been the biggest beneficiary of the remote work and virtual home schooling reality.
Westfield opened its Bay Area malls Monday with stepped up COVID-19 sanitizing efforts and social distancing rules after being closed for months due to the pandemic.
A South Bay assembly member on Monday was trying to explain some questionable racial comments he allegedly made about Latinos and African Americans in a recent interview with a Chinese newspaper.
Six former employees of eBay employees were charged Monday with leading a cyberstalking campaign, targeting the editor and publisher of a newsletter who had been critical of the Silicon Valley company, federal authorities announced.
San Jose police were searching for a hit-and-run driver after a man was fatally struck a man as he crossed a local street early Monday morning.
The San Jose Public Library is announcing its new contactless service that allows library members to place requests and borrow physical items from the library's catalog.
National gym chain 24 Hour Fitness, based in San Ramon, has filed for bankruptcy after the Covid-19 pandemic forced its facilities shut for months.
Police unions from San Francisco, San Jose and Los Angeles took out a full-page ad in newspapers Sunday pledging police reform.
Police unions from San Francisco, San Jose and Los Angeles unveiled a reform agenda Sunday to find racist officers among their ranks and "root those individuals out of the law enforcement profession."
Demonstrators marched and then staged a sit-in protest outside San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo's home Friday, calling for him to come out and listen to their messages on police brutality, racism and defunding the police department.
24 Hour Fitness announced several of its Bay Area locations would close permanently as California allowed the reopening of gyms under the state's latest coronavirus reopening guidelines.
San Jose's Alum Rock Park was reopening Thursday with limited parking and restrooms available after being closed amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
A long-time tenant at a popular South Bay outdoor mall is closing its doors for good because of the uncertainty brought on by the pandemic, the owners confirmed Wednesday.
Sexual assault survivors of a South Bay swim coach currently serving 40 years behind bars are claiming USA Swimming didn't do enough to protect them during the 1980s.
