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San Jose firefighters knocked down a large trash fire Tuesday morning in the former homeless encampment known as "The Jungle." It was second overnight fire, officials said.
All lanes of Interstate 680 at Alum Rock Avenue in San Jose are open early Tuesday morning, more than nine hours after a suicidal person threatened to jump off an overpass, which prompted a full closure of the freeway during the Monday evening commute.
Many of the homeless evicted from San Jose's "Jungle" encampment last week have begun moving to a new area in the city. Tents and tarps are seen in a wooded area along Tully Road as some are claiming a new stretch of Coyote Creek as home, at least for now.
A man who was shot outside a bar in downtown San Jose Sunday night is fighting for his life after an apparent dispute between 49ers and Raiders fans.
A magnitude 3.9 earthquake struck near San Juan Bautista in San Benito County Friday evening, according to the U.S. Geological Survey's automated seismograph alert network.
San Jose city police and crews moved in to clean up and shut down the homeless camp known as the "Jungle" Thursday, but now it looks like they have another problem on their hands.
As city police and crews are working to wipe Silicon Valley's largest homeless camp off the map, one anonymous person intends to keep it on another.
While the homeless residents that lived in "the Jungle" and their advocates are unhappy with their eviction from the makeshift encampment, many nearby residents and businesses are expressing relief that the city of San Jose is finally shutting down what they say is a constant source of blight and pollution.
Arbelia Noah has been living with her mother during the day at "The Jungle" and calls the decision to force them to move "messed up."
A worker at a Downtown San Jose building under construction was rescued after becoming stuck hundreds of feet up inside a construction elevator Thursday night.
Weather watchers will be quick to tell you that we are not on pace to bust our three-year drought and that we need to keep conserving, but let's take a moment and at least embrace the fact that this week's stormy weather has bushed us in the right direction.
Dismantling began Thursday morning at "The Jungle," a large homeless encampment along San Jose's Coyote Creek.
Demi Lovato, Nick Jonas and 5 Seconds of Summer hit the stage in San Jose at the 2014 Triple Ho Show Wednesday night. Jessie J and Charli XCX were also scheduled to perform.
Twelve officers of the San Jose Police Department have volunteered to wear body cameras as part of a planned pilot program with three different models of cameras, including one that can be affixed to glasses, a spokeswoman said Wednesday.
Wednesday was move-out day for many of the more than 200 residents of "The Jungle" a massive homeless encampment near downtown San Jose, after the city served a 72-hour notice to vacate the premises.
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Residents in the downtown area have said many bicyclists make walking on sidewalks dangerous, while bike riders have argues streets are not properly marked and too narrow to bike on.
Kiet Do reports from Downtown San Jose, where a woman escaped a flooding car and a police officer threw a flare at a driver trying to protect him. 12/3/14
Continuing rain showers are causing some street flooding in San Jose Wednesday morning.
A couple thousand Pacific Gas and Electric customers are without power across the Bay Area Tuesday morning.
Wet and windy weather hitting the Bay Area is creating delays for local airports Tuesday morning.
City officials in San Jose have began posting 72-hour notices about the closure of "The Jungle", a homeless encampment where about 200 people reside. About 50 have agreed to leave and are said to be transitioned into housing.
A New Department of Motor Vehicle office is open for the first time Monday in San Jose.
It may soon be against the rules to ride your bike on sidewalks in downtown San Jose. After 18 months of talks with seniors, cyclists and downtown businesses, City Council will vote on the issue Tuesday.
A wet Thanksgiving weekend pushed the Bay Area closer to normal rainfall for this time of year, something we haven't said in a while.
