San Jose police say alleged gang members targeted gardeners for robbery, assault
Authorities said that many of the victims who were targeted were local gardeners and landscapers. They were robbed when they were away from their cars and trucks, police said. And then the tools that were stolen became the suspects' weapons before they fled the scene, police said.
San Jose residents have mixed reaction to police sideshow enforcement
Sideshow enforcement in San Jose over the weekend netted four arrests, a handful of cars impounded and dozens of spectators cited. At least three sideshows occurred throughout the city Saturday night. On Monday, police responded to criticism from residents that they aren’t doing enough.
Four arrested, five vehicles impounded during San Jose sideshow enforcement
Officers arrested four people, impounded five cars and issued more than 40 citations related to sideshow activities Saturday night, San Jose police said.
Attempted bank robbery in San Jose leads to bomb squad response for suspicious device
San Jose police have arrested a suspect they say attempted to rob a bank on the 1700 block of Saratoga Ave. The bomb squad also responded for a suspicious device left inside.
In-person learning for some to start April 21 at San Jose Unified Schools
It is the news some parents have been waiting almost a year to hear, as more Bay Area school districts are moving towards resuming in-person classes.
San Jose mayor says in-person instruction crucial for communities of color
At a news conference Thursday afternoon, the mayor pushed an idea he first floated in his newly formed nonprofit “Solutions San Jose.
1 suffers life-threatening injuries in San Jose shooting
Police responded around 11:18 a.m. to the 800 block of Deland Avenue where they located the victim.
Man dies after San Jose shooting; 6th homicide of 2021
A man with a gunshot wound died early Thursday morning after a shooting Tuesday night in San Jose.
One person killed in San Jose shooting
There are currently no suspects identified or apprehended.
Sweet spot: Three new businesses open in downtown San Jose amid pandemic
Downtown San Jose welcomed three new businesses with another business set to open in a few weeks.
San Jose police respond to non-fatal shooting
San Jose police are at the scene of a shooting Tuesday night where an adult male victim has suffered non-life threatening injuries.
One year later, funeral service to be held for San Jose COVID victim
Arcelia Martinez was the eighth person to die in Santa Clara County out of now 1,700 deaths and among the half a million Americans who have died from coronavirus.
San Jose's next police chief down to four finalists
Four finalists remain for San Jose's next police chief following panel interviews with more than 50 community members.
1 killed, 3 wounded in early morning San Jose shootings
Police in San Jose are investigating three separate shootings that all took place early Saturday morning, killing one person and wounding three others.
8 displaced after San Jose neighborhood market catches fire
The neighborhood market was gutted, firefighters said.
Three shootings early Saturday morning in San Jose leaves 1 dead, 3 wounded
San Jose police are investigating the three shootings that all took place in the early morning hours of Saturday, Feb. 20, 2021.
8 residents displaced from apartments after San Jose market catches fire
Eight people were displaced from apartments above a neighborhood market that burned Saturday morning in San Jose.
Dorm-like structures proposed for San Jose's homeless near Guadalupe River
Unhoused residents who live in tents, vehicles, and shanties – sharing this space with debris, trash, and waste, fear they’ll be forced to leave.
Bay Area student relocating to Texas to resume in-person competitive sports
A parent from San Jose’s largest school district is relocating his 11th grader to Texas to resume in-person learning.
Good Samaritan hospital permanently closes vaccine clinic following public backlash
The news comes three weeks after the hospital faced backlash for allowing teachers and staff at an affluent Los Gatos school district to skip the line for COVID-19 vaccines by pretending to be health care workers.