Schools struggle over distance learning decisions for the fall
Among the Bay Area’s largest school districts, Oakland and Fremont Unified have decided only distance learning will resume in the fall. San Francisco and San Jose Unified are considering the same. Many parents are frustrated trying to figure out how to make it work.
60 cars vandalized around San Jose within 3 days
San Jose police investigators said from Thursday to Sunday, 60 cars were broken into at various locations around the city.
Winchester Mystery House, San Francisco Zoo reopen after shutdown
The Winchester Mystery House is reopening its doors Monday after getting the green-light for self-guided tours.
Presentation Catholic H.S. admits they failed to protect students from sexual abuse
Decades after the first complaint, Presentation High School officials admitted Thursday their premier San Jose educational institution failed some of its students.
Triathlete released from hospital following lengthy COVID-19 battle
He went from Ironman to miracle man. San Jose resident Tom Butts was released from Kaiser Permanente San Jose Friday after suriviving a very bad case of COVID-19. Doctors are crediting his physical and mental strength for helping him pull through.
Santa Clara Co. Sheriff's Department investigating human remains found in San Jose
Santa Clara County Sheriff's Department are investigating what appears to be the discovery of human remains, officials said on Thursday.
South Bay teacher accused of coughing on 1-year-old loses job
KTVU has learned that a South Bay educator has been fired, after an alleged confrontation with a young child and his family at a yogurt shop.
South Bay teacher accused of coughing on child gets fired
South Bay teacher accused of coughing on child gets fired
San Jose family urges to take governor's warning seriously after losing 2 members to COVID-19
One San Jose family doesn’t want people to take the governor's warning lightly after losing two family members to COVID-19.
South Bay physics teacher’s death shocks community
A South Bay school district is mourning the death of a beloved teacher.
Roughly 40% of Americans are working from home full time because of the pandemic
New research out Monday suggests roughly 40 percent of Americans are working from home full-time due to the pandemic and hardly any at-home workers have returned to their normal workplace.
Chinese national found guilty of trade espionage
Judge Edward J. Davila found that Hao Zhang intended to steal the trade secrets for the benefit of the People's Republic of China.
Four San Jose police officers placed on leave during investigation into racist Facebook posts
The mayor said he expects that any officer expressing racist, anti-Muslim, or menacing comments will be fired.
Four SJPD officers placed on leave
The department is investigating reports of racist Facebook posts made by the officers.
Group of current and retired San Jose Police officers accused of racist online posts
Group of current and retired San Jose Police officers accused of racist online posts
Petition to defund SJSU police department draws hundreds of signatures
More than 225 faculty, staff and students have signed-on to a form to defund that university’s police department, immediately.
Petition to defund SJSU police department
Petitioners say there are better ways to work with the community.
Sexual misconduct in online gaming communities difficult to police
While this on-line world features games testing skills, it’s also susceptible to real world issues. Some players and even league founders say abusive language is part-and-parcel with the competitive nature of sports.
Petition calls for South Bay coughing suspect's firing from school district
The suspect in the infamous San Jose coughing on a baby incident has retained an attorney as a petition is now circulating to have her fired from a school district.