Alleged San Jose sideshow promoter arrested

A San Jose man is accused of promoting multiple sideshows throughout the city while on probation, police said Friday. 

Thousands gather for 'No Kings' anti-Trump protests in Bay Area

In San Francisco, the protest began at Dolores Park, where thousands gathered before marching nearly two miles to Civic Center Plaza.

Bay Area prepares for ‘No Kings Day’ demonstrations against Trump administration policies

The “No Kings Day" movement, in response to President Trump’s immigration crackdown and a planned $40 million military parade in Washington, D.C., hits the Bay on Saturday.

24 sex offenders arrested in San Jose, including fugitives: Police

Twenty-four sex offenders were arrested in San Jose over the past several weeks for allegedly being in violation of their sex registration requirements, the San Jose Police Department said Friday.

'You got to have faith': San Jose man paralyzed in hit-and-run shares story of recovery

"I felt alone, lying in the middle of the street. I was faced down, and I can see cars driving by me," the San Jose man said, describing the moments after he was hit.

1 killed, 1 injured in suspected DUI crash in San Jose

Police said the man was driving eastbound on Tully Road approaching Galveston Avenue when he left the roadway and hit a tree.

SJ council votes on law banning homeless encampments
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San Jose's city council on Tuesday prepared to vote on a proposed ordinance that would require unhoused residents accept city services or face citations and even jail time.

Unhoused people could face fines, arrest if they don't use San Jose shelter resources

In a majority vote, San Jose's City Council voted to approve a new measure aimed at curbing unhoused encampments in that city: the "Responsibility to Shelter" ordinance would require people living on the street or along creek beds to use city sheltering resources or face fines.

Man killed in San Jose, 11th homicide of year

Authorities are investigating a shooting that killed a man Friday night in San Jose. 

Dozens storm South Bay ICE office in defense of community migrants

Dozens of South Bay community members and migrant rights supporters marched and then rallied at an ICE office in South San Jose, demanding the office be closed permanently.

2 suspects arrested after accused of running brothel in San Jose

San Jose police have arrested two suspects accused of operating a brothel operation, according to a release on Wednesday.

SJPD catches man wanted for 2 sex assaults on popular trail

San Jose police on Thursday evening announced via social media the arrest of a man wanted in connection with two sexual assaults along the Los Gatos Creek Trail.

ICE arrests in San Jose for those with final deportation orders

Federal officials said those arrested during recent immigration enforcement operations in San Jose had deportation orders issued by an immigration judge.

Police searching for alleged Los Gatos Creek Trail assaulter

San Jose police on Wednesday were searching for a man who reportedly sexually assaulted two hikers along Los Gatos Creek Trail.

ICE operation in San Jose confirmed by police

The San Jose Police Department has confirmed U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement carried out an operation in the area of Snell Avenue and Blossom Hill Road early Tuesday afternoon. 

Cal Fire crews light prescribed burn in San Jose

The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire) set Calero County Park on fire on Tuesday.

16-year-old stabbed San Jose teacher to death in 1978, carried knife that read 'Teacher dear:' DA

Nearly 50 years after a young teacher was found stabbed to death in a San Jose high school hallway, South Bay authorities on Monday officially identified her killer as a 16-year-old who took his own life and had confessed to a relative and had been seen carrying a knife that had the words: "Teacher dear."