1 dead after e-bike battery goes up in flames at San Jose apartment

One person died Friday morning after trying to extinguish a fire caused by an e-bike’s rechargeable battery at a San Jose apartment, fire officials said.

Federal funding boosts Guadalupe Trail expansion in San Jose

One of the most ambitious public trail projects in San Jose received a significant boost Thursday. Federal funding has been secured to help complete a vital section of the Guadalupe River Trail, an expansive path that will eventually run from the San Francisco Bay all the way to South San Jose.

Teen driver arrested for DUI after deadly San Jose crash

The crash occurred just after 1 a.m. Sunday near Curtner Avenue and the southbound Highway 87 off-ramp in San Jose.

San Jose organizations pivot as Cesar Chavez' legacy is scrubbed

He was the father of the farmworker movement. But now, following sex assault allegations, Cesar Chavez' name is being scrubbed from everything, including his own holiday. While most organizations have canceled or postponed events scheduled for tomorrow, one non-profit is using the day as a chance to bring the community together.

Gas leak in San Jose prompts evacuations

Crews in San Jose struck a steel gas line on Friday morning, prompting the evacuation of nearby structures, according to the fire department. 

San Jose school board votes to close five elementary schools

The San Jose Unified School District has approved a consolidation plan that will see the closure of five of its elementary schools. 

San Jose man arrested for attempted murder in shooting of teen

Police arrested a San Jose man on Tuesday in connection to a December shooting that left a teenager injured, police announced this week.

San Jose votes to launch a public process for renaming landmarks bearing Cesar Chavez' name

Today San Jose took a step toward removing the name of Cesar Chavez from parks and sites around the city. This follows allegations of sexual assault against Chavez that surfaced last week.

2nd co-owner of San Jose daycare convicted in drowning deaths  of toddlers

A former San Jose daycare co-owner whose negligence led to the deaths of two toddlers was convicted Tuesday of felony child endangerment, the Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office said.

Flying out of San Jose? The airport's humanoid AI robot is ready to help

A "socially intelligent" artificial intelligence-powered humanoid robot is being tested for several months at San Jose Mineta International Airport.

Man arrested in double killing during Super Bowl weekend in San Jose

An alleged gunman accused of opening fire in downtown San Jose during Super Bowl weekend, killing two men, has been taken into custody, authorities said.

ICE, airports, and your legal rights
video

While ICE has authority under federal law to make immigration arrests, that authority is not unlimited and must still comply with constitutional safeguards. Luis Cortes Romero, immigration attorney at Novo Legal Group, gives insight.

1 killed, several injured in San Jose pileup

Police said the multi-car crash occurred in the area of South White Road and Lieb Court.

Boy killed, another injured in San Jose e-bike crash

A preliminary investigation into the crash revealed that the boys lost control of the bike and skidded to the ground.

Man convicted in 1987 San Jose photo shop murder resentenced

A Santa Clara County Superior Court judge on Friday resentenced a man convicted of killing an 18-year-old woman at a San Jose photo shop in 1987 to 25 years to life, making him eligible for parole.

South Bay leaders respond to Cesar Chavez allegations in San Jose

City and county leaders in the South Bay joined several organizations in East San Jose to share how their community is responding to the allegations against the late Cesar Chavez.