San Jose: Multiple cars set on fire in series of possible arson attacks
Several vehicles were torched in San Jose early Wednesday in what officials are investigating as a possible arson case.
Volunteers gather to plant trees in San Jose for MLK Day of Service
Each year on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, volunteers gather in San Jose to plant trees. But now, this act of service has a new sense of urgency.
Registered sex offender charged with kidnapping, assaulting San Jose teen
A registered sex offender allegedly offered drugs to a 15-year-old San Jose girl before kidnapping and sexually assaulting her as she walked to school, according to prosecutors.
West San Jose to get Costco after judge tosses lawsuit
A Santa Clara County Superior Court judge has tossed a lawsuit seeking to block plans to bring a new Costco to a West San Jose shopping center. The decision clears the way for the hotly contested development project to move forward.
San Jose bans ICE from using its properties
San Jose will prohibit federal immigration activity at dozens of city properties and vacant lots.
SJPD arrest man for alleged sexual battery, pulling 15-year-old girl into car
San Jose police say a man is in custody on suspicion of sexual battery and kidnapping after targeting a 15-year-old high school student as she walked to school.
San Jose smash-and-grab robbery spurs calls for more funding from state
A smash-and-grab robbery at a South Bay Macy’s is the latest high-profile retail crime to spark renewed calls for tougher enforcement across the Bay Area.
Mexican Heritage Plaza set to expand services in East San Jose
The City of San Jose was set to invest $3 Million to help boost services at the Mexican Heritage Plaza, a key source of community resources in East San Jose.
$15 million lottery scratchers ticket purchased in the Bay Area
A Bay Area business sold a winning $15 million lottery scratchers ticket that cost $40 to play.
Bay Area immigrants' rights groups react to Minnesota ICE shooting
While the nation grapples with the shooting death of 37-year-old Renee Good at the hands of an ICE agent in Minneapolis, immigrant rights organizations in the Bay Area are reacting.
San Jose group hosts celebration for unhoused women
A San Jose group hosted a celebration on Wednesday for dozens of unhoused and recently housed women, offering a warm meal, gifts, and a sense of community.
Boyfriend arrested in 1997 San Jose cold case killing
The boyfriend of a San Jose woman found dead in her home nearly 30 years ago has been arrested, potentially bringing a close to the cold case.
3-alarm fire at Buddhist Temple in San Jose
San Jose firefighters raced to put out a 3-alarm fire Monday morning at a Buddhist temple, where there had been a similar fire last year.
San Jose getting ready for New Years Eve
From the fog, to the lasers, to the big balloon drop, San Jose's Continental Bar and Lounge is pulling out all the stops.
Video: Man assaults customer, destroys equipment at San Jose bakery
Surveillance footage shared on social media shows a man swiping items off a countertop, then tackling a customer to the ground outside Peters Bakery.
Silicon Valley grocery prices rank as no. 1 rising cost, residents say
In response to a survey asking, "Which of the following do you think have increased the most in cost for you over the past year?" groceries and food topped the list.
Person dies in crash on on Highway 101 and Lawrence Expressway in San Jose
The vehicle collided with a right-hand side wall at approximately 12:35 p.m., but a fatality was reported two hours later from the crash.
1 killed, 3 injured in shooting at San Jose business day after Christmas: police
Four people were shot and wounded – one of them fatally – early Friday morning at a San Jose business near the downtown area, police said.
Football player shot by San Jose police poised to be awarded $8M
A college football player shot four times by a San Jose police officer as he was wrestling a gun away from people inside a taqueria is poised to be awarded $8 million by the city – in what is the third-largest police payout in city history.
114 mph winds damage, close historic Lick Observatory
Winds gusting up to 114 mph tore through the skies on Christmas, tearing off half the shutter on a dome atop Lick Observatory, according to the University of California at Santa Cruz.