Two deadly San Jose traffic collisions in span of 6 hours
Two deadly traffic collisions occurred in San Jose in a span of about six hours.
Southwest Airlines pilot cited in California mask assault
Southwest Airlines pilot reportedly cited for allegedly assaulting a flight attendant at a San Jose hotel bar during an argument over wearing masks.
Thousands of San Jose residents behind on water bills
At least 1,160 customers have unpaid bills totaling a combined $1.1 million with the San Jose Municipal Water System as of June, according to a city audit published earlier this week.
Bathrooms at San Jose school now open after vaping concerns
Some South Bay parents are enraged after a San Jose school closed several on-campus bathrooms because of vaping.
State lawmaker pushes to ban live ammunition, real guns on California movie sets
In the wake of Halyna Hutchins' death, State Senator Dave Cortese from San Jose is planning to introduce a bill that would ban live ammunition and real guns on movie sets in California.
Frontline health care workers shown appreciation in San Jose
At three San Jose hospitals, a handful of community members and elected leaders turned up the noise and the love for frontline healthcare workers.
Bay Area's massive storm could lead to even higher gas prices, as San Francisco nears all-time high
The record breaking storm to slam the Bay Area over the weekend could end up pushing gasoline prices to records of their own.
Waiting for winner to claim lotto ticket sold at San Jose 7-Eleven
A lucky winner could be $169,000 richer if they claim their prize. The winning lotto ticket was sold on Sunday in San Jose.
All lanes of I-680 reopen following deadly crash in San Jose
All lanes reopened on southbound Interstate Highway 680 near Berryessa Road in San Jose nearly three hours after a woman died in a wrong-way crash early Sunday.
Feds: San Jose police employee threatened to kill officers, others on social network
San Jose police internal affairs detectives searched Shevchanko’s home Oct. 14, confiscated an assault weapon, and a concealed knife. A concealed weapon was taken from his locker inside the police substation.
SJPD employee on leave after publishing right-wing extremist social media posts
An employee of the San Jose police department has been placed on administrative leave after an FBI investigation revealed he made disturbing and hateful social media posts on a far-right extremist website.
Crews battle 2-alarm commercial structure fire in San Jose
Firefighters in San Jose are at the scene of a 2-alarm structure fire at a commercial property along Kammerer Avenue.
Crews knock down commercial structure fire in San Jose, cause unknown
Firefighters in San Jose are at the scene of a 2-alarm structure fire at a commercial property along Kammerer Avenue.
Students walk out of class to support teachers in salary dispute with Campbell school district
Hundreds of students from five different campuses in the Campbell Union High School District walked out of their third-period classes on Thursday morning to protest a deduction in their teachers' paychecks.
SJPD employee on leave after publishing right-wing extremist social media posts
An employee of the San Jose police department has been placed on administrative leave after an FBI investigation revealed he made disturbing and hateful social media posts on a far-right extremist website.
Residents of San Jose homeless encampment facing removal alarmed by city's latest action
City officials say Thursday’s action was only the removal of debris and other trash before heavy rains move through the Bay Area Friday and Sunday.
Residents of San Jose homeless encampment facing removal alarmed by city's latest action
There was concern and confusion Thursday, for some unhoused San Jose residents. They woke during morning rain to find several police officers and city equipment removing their belongings. Some took the action as a sign they were being forced out earlier than promised by city officials.
San Jose city employees almost 100% vaccinated
San Jose is reporting big strides in getting employees vaccinated against the coronavirus.
San Jose gets sandbags in place, clears drains in preparation for rainy days ahead
For a region and state stuck in the throes of drought conditions, rain is good, but too much at once brings the potential of flooding.
San Jose father brutally beaten after crash was trying to exchange info, cops say
San Jose police on Wednesday released a photo of a vehicle similar to the one wanted in connection with a hit-and-run crash that led to the victim being beaten.