Understaffed and overworked: Nurses fatigued at the onset of pandemic’s winter wave

The influx of COVID patients has some Bay Area hospitals and their staffs stretched thin. KTVU spoke to the head nurse of the COVID unit at San Jose’s Regional Medical Center about nursing fatigue.

Calls to prioritize vaccines for teachers grow

On Tuesday, there is a growing call for teachers including early childcare educators to be near the top of the COVID-19 vaccine priority list. Many said vaccinating teachers is critical.

House fire near Christmas tree breaks out in San Jose

The fire looked like it started from an electrical mishap that started near the Christmas tree and spread rapidly through the house into the attic.

Face masks make it difficult for deaf people to communicate

Jackie Collins said she now asks people to type their responses on her phone, and she disinfects her screen once the exchange is over.

Despite protests, San Jose school board reaffirms relationship with police

"Police-free SJUSD," the crowd chanted while clapping together in between speeches. Among the group was Derrick Sanderlin, who was shot with a rubber bullet in June during protests against police and racial injustice.

San Jose church continues to ignore county health orders

The service comes just days after pastor Mike McClure was found in contempt of court for continuing the services and not following social distancing mandates.

Central Valley COVID strain could push local hospitals beyond breaking point

Preparations are underway in Santa Clara County to handle a surge in intensive care unit patients. But the problems feared for in this county already exists in other parts of California.

Bay Area artist paints picture of LeBron James for Time magazine

It's been a good month for 14-year-old Tyler Gordon of San Jose. Last month, he received a phone call from Vice President-elect Kamala Harris, after she saw a viral video of him, painting a portrait of her.

Calvary church leaders found in contempt of court over COVID violations

In San Jose, a church lost another round in court today, for repeatedly violating health orders that limit or prohibit indoor services.

Calvary church leaders found in contempt of court over COVID violations
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Leaders of San Jose Calvary church suffered a court loss on Tuesday over repeated COVID-related violations. KTVU's Amber Lee reports the pastor remains defiant and the church is already planning an appeal.

Vigil for 15-year-old girl killed in crash involving stolen car

A South Bay family is mourning the death of a 15-year-old girl. Amaris Medina was a passenger in a stolen car that crashed in East San Jose over the weekend. Police have arrested the 18-year-old driver.

Teen arrested in brutal attack of San Jose grocery store worker

The 37-year-old employee, Jaime Plancarte, was retrieving carts from the parking lot of the FoodMaxx on Parkmoor Avenue when the teen attacked.

San Jose looking to rename street after former President Obama

If San Jose City Council approves the concept in the coming months, San Jose would join dozens of cities across the country to name a street in honor of the 44th president. 

Hewlett Packard Enterprise moving to Texas

It's a name synonymous with Silicon Valley, but Hewlett Packard Enterprises is moving to Texas.