City of San Jose mandates videotaping of all gun purchases

San Jose officials have passed a new gun law that requires retailers to video-record all firearm purchases, becoming the largest city in California with such a rule.

Restaurants face uphill battle of finding enough workers

In addition to raising prices, industry watchers say restaurants may offer more counter services instead of traditional servers, along with smaller menus to deal with the ongoing worker shortage.

Metallic balloons likely sparked fast-moving grass fire in San Jose

Cal Fire first reported the fire on Twitter around 11:52 am. The fire broke on Silicon Valley Road and Basking Ridge and grew at a dangerous rate of speed, fire officials said.

1 man killed, another hurt in two separate San Jose stabbings

A pair of unrelated overnight stabbings in San Jose has left one person dead and another person with life-threatening injuries.

SJPD: DUI suspect accidentally put truck into reverse in deadly crash

Police say a driver crashed into an outdoor dining area in San Jose Friday night, killing at least one person and injuring two others. 

San Jose-Silicon Valley NAACP President leaving for Atlanta

On Friday, San Jose-Silicon Valley NAACP President Rev. Jethroe Moore II met with his executive team, and told them this day would be his last at the helm.

Coast-to-Coast flights from San Jose have resumed
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Coast-to-Coast flights have resumed at San Jose Mineta International Airport for the first time since the coronavirus outbreak began in the U.S. JetBlue is again flying from San Jose to Boston's Logan airport.

Street racing crash leaves one man dead in San Jose

A crash during a street race in San Jose on Thursday night left one man dead, according to police.

'I'm living in a nightmare,' says father of San Jose boy allegedly killed by mother

"My heart and mind are flooded with grief and pain, and I am living in a nightmare," Nicholas Husted said. "The knowledge that he was taken away forever by someone he trusted is entirely unforgivable."

Personnel files of Sam Cassidy, San Jose shooter, released by VTA

Upon questioning from a supervisor, a coworker reported that another unnamed employee stated of Sam Cassidy: "He scares me. If someone was to go postal, it’d be him." 

VTA releases new information on gunman who killed 9
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VTA released over 200 pages of documents involving Samuel Cassidy, the employee who opened fire at a San Jose rail yard, killing 9 of his colleagues. KTVU's Jesse Gary reports.

Renewed push for gun control in San Jose after VTA shooting

Mayor Sam Liccardo believes residents can’t wait for the federal or state government to act. So he’s proposing restrictions, believed to be the first in the nation, aimed at reducing the emotional and financial cost of gun violence.

Two recent San Jose high school graduates win national debate tournament

Two recent high school graduates from San Jose just won a national debate tournament featuring a 10-round winning streak on topics related to criminal justice reform, mass surveillance, and drug sentencing.

San Jose police investigate 20th homicide of 2021

San Jose police on Monday said that a man who was shot earlier in the morning has died, making him the 20th homicide victim of 2021.