Giving Tuesday: San Jose school district launches fundraiser for homeless students
This year the district has identified about 900 unhoused students and expects that number to grow to 1500 students by the end of the school year.
San Jose mother accused in child's fentanyl death located by police
A mother on the run from police after her toddler died of a fentanyl overdose has been located and taken into custody, the San Jose Police Department confirmed to KTVU.
Holiday travel season off to a good start at San Jose airport
Last holiday season, technical glitches and severe weather across the country caused major delays in San Jose.
Hundreds turn out for free hot holiday meal in San Jose
A free Thanksgiving meal in a downtown park brought out hundreds of residents experiencing homelessness.
San Jose parents charged with murder after toddler dies of fentanyl, meth poisoning
In an unprecedented move, the Santa Clara County District Attorney on Wednesday announced prosecutors charged two parents with the murder of their 18-month-old daughter, who died of fentanyl and methamphetamine toxicity.
Silicon Valley leaders turn out to volunteer for the Thanksgiving holiday
Representative Ro Khanna (CA-17) and San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan were in the community bringing more awareness to people’s needs this holiday.
Silicon Valley Congresswoman Anne Eshoo is retiring
For the first time in two decades, a Silicon Valley congressmember is poised to retire and shake up the South Bay's political landscape, with many local Democrats reportedly eyeing the seat.
Monopoly drops San Jose Edition
America's most played game is getting a local makeover. Hasbro announced that the newest edition of Monopoly will be based on our very own South Bay City of San Jose.
Sacred Heart volunteers prepare 4,000 Thanksgiving meal boxes
Volunteers at Sacred Heart Community Service are giving out 4,000 boxes with all the fixings for a Thanksgiving dinner. The food distribution started Monday and goes through Wednesday.
San Jose Pop Warner football team fundraising after qualifying for national championships
The Creekside Warriors, which are slated to represent the Pacific Northwest at the national tournament, punched their ticket after going 11-0 this year.
Beloved holiday traditions return to downtown San Jose
The holiday season commenced in the South Bay on Friday evening.
Police arrest minor accused of assault with car in San Jose
A minor has been arrested for attempted murder after a collision that left at least one person with life-threatening injuries, according to the San Jose Police Department.
Gov. Newsom appoints Oscar Grant's uncle to police accountability board
California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced on Thursday he has appointed Cephus "Uncle Bobby" Johnson, the uncle of Oscar Grant, to a police accountability board.
Pedestrian struck in fatal SJ collision last week identified
A woman who died after being struck by a vehicle last week in San Jose was identified by the Santa Clara County Medical Examiner's Office as Justina Beck, a 37-year-old San Jose resident.
Former San Jose motel to become housing for transitional foster youth
Former North San Jose motel to be refurbished to house youth transitioning out of foster care.
San Jose police officer kicked off K-9 unit after dog bite found to violate policy
A San Jose police officer has been kicked off the K-9 unit after violating the department's use-of-force policy when his dog bit a man on the leg, KTVU has learned.
SJPD, county DA's office to use state grant money to make shopping safer for holidays
San Jose police and Santa Clara County DA's Office, to use one-time state grants to add extra security at business corridors and shopping centers this holiday season.
San Jose police officer charged with punching woman in face now on decertified list
A former San Jose police officer charged with punching a woman in the face during a road rage incident has now been placed on California's decertification list, which means he might never work in law enforcement again.
San Jose's blight removal success leads to more to clean up: A paradox
San Jose's blight clearing program has been so successful, people are dumping and creating more blight than before, according to officials.
'I'm not a monster,' San Jose officer testifies in exclusive video before allegedly sending racist texts
KTVU has obtained exclusive video of former San Jose police officer Mark McNamara being deposed as part of a federal suit against him and the city after he shot and wounded a football player four times outside La Victoria Taqueria in March.