Woman who coughed on baby identified as San Jose school district employee
San Jose police consider the crime caught on camera at a Yogurtland earlier this month, a felony assault because of the pandemic.
Woman who coughed on baby ID'd as San Jose school district employee
A South Bay school district said on Wednesday that�the woman seen on video, who appears to cough intentionally on a baby in a stroller, is a district employee.�
San Jose Mayor Liccardo announces extensive plan to reform police
San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo unveiled his plan to reform the San Jose Police Department during a virtual press conference Wednesday afternoon.
SJ mayor announces plan to reform city's police department
Jesse Gary reports.
Search for suspects in Pleasanton chase
Search for suspects in Pleasanton chase
Pain Index highlights inequality in Silicon Valley
Silicon Valley Pain Index report finds that only 1% of the $19 billion of venture capital generated in Silicon Valley went to African American startups.
Scholarship program for student athletes who overcame adversity awards 47 South Bay high school graduates
This year the well-deserved scholarship recipients will miss out on the annual breakfast REACH has been hosting for 24 years to honor their hard work.
Pain Index highlights inequality in Silicon Valley
San Jose State University Human Rights Institute on Tuesday released the Silicon Valley Pain Index to address white supremacy and income, wealth inequality.?
San Jose police looking for woman who they say purposely coughed on 1-year-old
Because there is a coronavirus pandemic, police are considering the woman a suspect of assault.
San Jose police seek woman who coughed on baby at Yogurtland
San Jose police are asking for the public's help to identify a woman who they say intentionally coughed on a small child in a stroller. Doing so is considered assault and a felony crime during the COVID-19 pandemic.
San Jose police seek woman who coughed on baby at Yogurtland
San Jose police are asking for the public's help to identify a woman who they say intentionally coughed on a small child. Doing so is considered assault and?a felony crime during the COVID-19 pandemic.?
Nightly fireworks leave San Jose residents pining for quiet
There appears to be an uptick in the volume of fireworks in San Jose, like other parts of the Bay Area, and residents are complaining about the disruption.
Traffic rerouted as crews battle commercial structure fire in San Jose
Valley Tranist Authority is rerouting the 22, 64A, 64B, 68, 72, 500 Rapid & 522 Rapid bus lines around the area and advises passengers to expect delays of at least 15 minutes.
Three arrested in San Jose home invasion robbery
Officers responded about 12:40 p.m. to a home in the 4200 block of Senter Road in San Jose, where a caller reported that several people broke into the residence and assaulted members of a family.
South Bay celebrates Juneteenth, some hope to make it relevant to all Americans
Each year in June, many African-Americans gather to march, and sing ancestral songs of pain, progress, and pride, such as “Lift Every Voice.” Since 1865, celebrations on the 19th have marked Juneteenth – America’s other Independence Day.
7-hour San Jose home invasion and hostage standoff ends with 3 suspects in custody
As of 5:30 a.m., the victims and possibly two suspects were still inside the home in the 4200 block of Senter Road.
6 former eBay employees allegedly sent box of cockroaches to couple in 3-phase harassment plot
Six former eBay employees allegedly started a cyberstalking campaign and sent boxes of live cockroaches and a Halloween mask of a bloody pig's face to a couple who ran an online e-commerce newsletter.
61-year-old woman killed, man arrested after Highway 85 crash
A 61-year-old woman died in a crash late Monday night on state Highway 85 in San Jose allegedly caused by a 33-year-old man who was arrested afterward on suspicion of driving under the influence and vehicular manslaughter, according to the California Highway Patrol.
San Jose library launches new contactless service
The San Jose Public Library is making some changes to how members can access physical items from the library due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Protesters say San Jose mayor’s police reform plans aren’t enough
Mayor Sam Liccardo formally introduced a ban on rubber bullets for crowd control on Friday. The ban will now go before the full city council.