Cold snap potentially dangerous for the unhoused in San Jose
Efforts are underway to keep the city’s chronically homeless warm in San Jose. One shelter had to turn people away after reaching capacity.
DUI suspected after man collides with parked plane at small San Jose airport
The 54-year-old driver triggered a chain reaction that damaged two additional airplanes and a hangar at Reid-Hillview Airport, officials said.
FTC: Zoom misled users on its security for meetings
Federal regulators are requiring Zoom to strengthen its security in a proposed settlement of allegations that the video conferencing service misled users about its level of security for meetings.
Candidate poised to become youngest and first openly bisexual member of CA State Assembly
Out of all the firsts, the one he’s proudest is being the first openly bisexual state legislator.
Regional medical center preps for possible surge in election night cardiac patients
At least one Bay Area hospital prepared for a possible surge in cardiac patients as Election Day returns start flowing in Tuesday night.
Judge orders San Jose church to stop indoor services
A California judge has ordered a San Jose church to stop holding weekly indoor services for hundreds of people.
San Jose police investigating deadly shooting
Officers responded about 12:15 a.m. to the 400 block of North 13th Street, where they found the victim, who was declared dead by paramedics.
San Jose moves to preserve undeveloped land in Coyote Valley
More than 160 letters were submitted ahead of a meeting Oct. 29, including 116 with the subject "Please Protect Coyote Valley" asking task force members to preserve the land as agricultural and open space.
San Jose police investigating deadly shooting
Leigh Martinez reports.
San Jose seeks cultural beauty through colorful murals
A grant for murals in San Jose allows for cultural expression as they beautify blight.
City of San Jose shows solidarity with 'Black Lives Matter' banners
The City of San Jose Thursday took a step to stand in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement on Thursday morning.
San Jose leaders install Black Lives Matter banners at City Hall
The project aims to use art to engage in critical conversations about race and representation.
Families at San Jose Unified will have option to continue distance learning
San Jose’s largest school district is making plans to bring students back to the classroom in January. Families will have an option for in person or distance learn but not both.
Federal assistance ending for local food banks
Second Harvest of Silicon Valley says they're facing a "food cliff": a huge drop in resources.
Federal assistance ending for local food banks
At the end of October, some federal assistance is ending for local food banks. That's left many in Santa Clara County scrambling for dollars and volunteers.
Health experts: COVID scared U.S. patients from regular screenings
Experts say the COVID-fueled pause in care or screenings, allows cancer to take root, complicating a potential cure – and possibly leading to death.
Inequalities reignite calls for in-person learning
A picture from social media of two girls from San Jose doing their schoolwork in a gas station parking lot is reigniting calls for in-person learning to resume.
Daddy's little girl: Emotional reunion with 10-year-old and firefighting father
Josh Padron said he knows how much Eliana loves him, but that hug "even made me tear up."
San Jose’s Christmas in the Park struggles to secure sponsors
It’s one of the main attractions of San Jose’s beloved Christmas in the Park. Visitors enjoy seeing hundreds of Christmas trees decorated by community groups. However, this year, the non-profit is struggling to secure sponsors. Organizers could lose thousands of dollars.
San Jose Police investigating deadly stabbing
(KTVU) -- San Jose Police detectives were extremely busy early Saturday morning, as they investigated two deadly incidents.