3.4 Earthquake Shakes Area Near San Jose Alum Rock Park
A 3.4-magnitude earthquake was recorded in Santa Clara County at midday Monday, the U.S. Geological Survey reported.
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A 3.4-magnitude earthquake was recorded in Santa Clara County at midday Monday, the U.S. Geological Survey reported.
A 32-year-old man was shot and killed Friday night in San Jose's 27th murder this year.
An arrest warrant has been issued for a San Jose real estate agent charged with scamming victims in a deal involving a building in Modesto, prosecutors said Friday.
A grass and brush fire that burned about 50 acres in far southeastern San Jose west of Morgan Hill on Friday is about 70 percent contained, a Cal Fire spokesman said.
On Thursday, retired judge John A. Flaherty formally declined to restore the 10% cut in wages imposed on police officers in 2011, as San Jose was struggling to balance its budget amidst a struggling economy.
A man suspected of committing multiple daytime robberies at San Jose gas stations and convenience stores has been arrested, a San Jose police spokesman said.
A San Jose police officer has been arrested on suspicion of asking for and possessing sexually explicit photos of a 16-year-old girl he conversed with on Facebook, a Santa Clara County Deputy District Attorney said.
Non-stop service between San Jose and Tokyo that just resumed in June began daily departures Wednesday, two months ahead of schedule.
A man was found fatally stabbed at a homeless shelter and resource center in San Jose Wednesday morning, police said.
District Attorney Jackie Lacey said Tuesday her office will challenge a Bay Area judge's decision to release a sexually violent predator in Los Angeles County.
A convicted serial rapist's scheduled release from a state prison hospital has stirred up controversy. Christopher Evans Hubbart was convicted in two separate trials decades ago for committing 34 rapes, 15 of them in the Bay Area.
Santa Clara County was gearing up for another week of same-sex marriages days after what is believed to be the county's busiest day ever for issuing marriage licenses, officials said.
Police in San Jose will record the race of every person they stop and question on the street under a new policy that supporters say could finally determine whether officers are racially profiling.
A San Jose man was arrested Thursday on suspicion of DUI after an accident claimed the life of a passenger in the car he was driving in a remote area west of Saratoga, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Joey Chestnut has downed 69 franks and devoured his own record in the annual hot dog eating contest.
The family of 16-year-old Manuel Urzua is hoping to raise $5,000 by Friday, to hold a service for the slain teen.
Executives from SAP, the San Jose Sharks, and the City of San Jose will host a special unveiling ceremony next week for the new SAP Center, officially re-naming the sports and entertainment venue currently known as HP Pavilion.
About 9,500 PG&E customers are without power in the South Bay Tuesday afternoon in a series of outages caused mainly by the increased use of air conditioners in the summer heat, officials said.
Some songwriters choose to make up characters or take inspiration from other peoples' lives. P!nk and Lily Allen, however, aren't afraid to mine their own.
A 4-year-old boy was drowned in a community swimming pool at a San Jose mobile home park on Friday.
A non-profit organization has been formed in San Jose to promote investment from China. The group's goal is to stimulate the economy and increase jobs.
A Santa Clara County nonprofit aimed at stopping teen dating violence was formally unveiled Thursday.
Mayors from San Jose, Los Gatos, Campbell and Mill Valley on Thursday announced an agreement to add some all-electric, light-duty compact cars to their municipal fleets to reduce fuel costs and air pollution.
A former financial secretary for a San Jose public school Parent Teacher Association has been charged with embezzling $27,000 from a PTA fund, according to the Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office.
A man who was hired to trim trees at a South San Jose home died when he was electrocuted late Wednesday morning, a California Division of Occupational Safety and Health spokesman said.
