South Bay Teen's Free Art Class Helps Special Needs Students Reach Creative Potential
A South Bay teenager is helping special needs students celebrate their uniqueness and reach their full creative potential by hosting a free art class.
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A South Bay teenager is helping special needs students celebrate their uniqueness and reach their full creative potential by hosting a free art class.
It seems like Bay Area tech companies can't bring workers in fast enough to support their explosive growth, but one Silicon Valley startup is bucking the hiring trend by offering workers $10,000 to leave the region.
On Veterans Day, it is hard not to reflect on the fact that one particular group of service men and women is disappearing quickly.
All southbound lanes of state Highway 85 in Saratoga were closed Saturday afternoon as San Jose Police Department officers investigate the shooting death of a man by police officers, a police spokeswoman said.
The company that owns retailers Sears and Kmart announced that it plans to close nearly 100 stores nationwide by early next year, including four locations in the Bay Area.
San Jose police confirmed Wednesday they're searching for at least four suspects who grabbed laptops from at least two unsuspecting victims while they sat at a bakery.
With about three weeks until Thanksgiving, a South Bay organization kicked off its holiday program to help families in need.
Affordable housing advocates and property owners have attacked a plan the San Jose City Council is considering to spur renovation and new development of rent-controlled properties.
San Jose has reached an agreement with environmental groups to preserve 937 acres in the Coyote Valley from development, but landowners are skeptical.
Police in San Jose on Friday announced that an armed suspect who was fatally shot by an officer during a confrontation Thursday afternoon was in possession of a replica firearm.
After multiple power shutoffs and the looming threat of more to come, some Bay Area property owners have had enough and are exploring ways of getting themselves off the power grid.
A deadly Wednesday evening shooting of an armed man on a VTA light rail train platform by a contracted security guard is under investigation by the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Department.
Instead of opening multiple warming shelters during short periods of very cold or very wet weather, San Jose will keep two warming shelters open every night, from now until April.
A San Jose charter school that has twice been awarded one of the state's top academic honors is now fighting to keep its doors open.
Workers at a San Jose recycling facility made a gruesome discovery early Friday -- the body of a baby among the debris on a conveyor belt used to separate recyclables.
The city of San Jose is just weeks away from opening its first ever tiny home community for the homeless, near the nearly constructed Berryessa BART station.
It's estimated that as many as eight million Americans suffer from an eating disorder. And nearly 90 percent of those affected report that their illness started before the age of 20. Paulo Orozco is one of those young people.
A series of projects that could get hundreds of homeless people off the streets of San Jose could be approved by the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday.
East Side Union High School District board members voted unanimously to move forward with a staff housing plan and to place a $60 million general obligation bond on the March 2020 ballot.
Three people are dead and four others injured in a horrific late Saturday night rollover crash on Highway 101 in San Jose, authorities said.
IBM is teaming up with San Jose State University in an exclusive agreement to prepare students and faculty for the newest emerging technologies.
The varsity football team at San Jose's Silver Creek High School pulled off an historic play during its game last Friday.
Santa Clara County employees with Service Employees International Union Local 521 are back on the picket lines Wednesday.
Two men were killed in separate collisions with Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority light-rail trains on Tuesday.
Evergreen School District board members voted last week to potentially close or consolidate three schools and high real estate prices in the area could be a factor, according to district officials.
