Bay Area Airports Report Smooth Travel Despite Protest Threats
Lines of Thanksgiving travelers moved well at Bay Area Airports today despite a loosely planned protest against full body scans designed to gum up passenger screening.
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Lines of Thanksgiving travelers moved well at Bay Area Airports today despite a loosely planned protest against full body scans designed to gum up passenger screening.
Community groups claim the findings mean very little because the study only looked at 180 cases involving resisting arrest.
Patrons trickled into a busy tobacco shop in downtown San Jose Monday to sign petitions against an ordinance that would tighten tobacco restrictions in unincorporated areas of Santa Clara County.
San Jose police are investigating multiple reports of fraud committed against members of the city's Vietnamese community, the San Jose police said.
An 18-wheel tanker truck carrying liquid nitrogen toppled over, significantly injuring the driver and blocking state Highway 237 in San Jose on Saturday night.
A panicked San Jose couple called 911 late Thursday morning to report something they conceived to be a serious emergency: a three-foot constricting snake native to Africa nestled in some leaves at the end of their Willow Glen neighborhood driveway.
Directors of the East Side Union High School District voted 5-0 this week to adopt the UC and CSU systems' entrance requirements. The idea behind the change in curriculum was to put more students on track for higher education.
Two San Jose moms have been charged with embezzling $30,000 from their kids' elementary school fund that pays for extras, such as hiring school counselors and kindergarten handwriting programs.
Thousands use Public Storage to store their belongings. But some say when there's a break-in, even with the insurance that Public Storage recommends, you're left holding the bag.
The San Jose City Council started budget discussions Thursday, and it looks like there could very likely be more layoffs and concessions for city workers next year.
San Jose police are continuing to investigate the circumstances of the kidnapping of a businessman for a $1 million ransom earlier this month, the department said Wednesday.
With a week to go before Thanksgiving, turkey and food donations are coming in a little too slowly at South Bay charities.
Del Mar High School Principal Liz Seabury said she was only following school rules when she made emergency workers stop their ambulance and transport a gurney 75 yards downfield to reach an injured student athlete.
He's not just the National League Rookie of the Year. Buster Posey is a world champion with the San Francisco Giants. He's also a special source of pride in San Jose.
Hundreds of parents and students were expected to attend a community meeting in San Jose Tuesday night to address what many say is rampant bullying on local school campuses.
The body of a woman was found in San Jose's Guadalupe Creek early Saturday evening, San Jose police reported.
Suspected gang members were arrested in San Jose on Thursday in connection with the murder of two men in August, police said Friday.
Bay Area animal shelters are offering cat adoptions at considerably reduced prices during November due in part to the sluggish economy.
A San Jose man has put out a call for Bay Area residents to empty their closets for a good cause. He set his sights on spearheading the largest shoe drive ever for the needy.
Veterans groups celebrated a moment of silence Thursday at the 11th hour of the 11th day on the 11th month.
Sade is going on a world tour for the first time in a decade, kicking off June 2011 in Baltimore and continuing through over 50 of the top concert venues in North America, including San Jose.
A medical respite program in San Jose that gives homeless patients somewhere to go after being discharged from hospitals is celebrating its second anniversary.
The city council is weighing the benefits of a so-called "social host" ordinance that would make parents criminally liable if their children were caught drinking at home.
More than a dozen people, mostly children, were taken to local hospitals for difficulty breathing following a chlorine leak at a San Jose swimming school on Wednesday afternoon, fire officials said.
