Civil jury finds two San Jose police officers liable in 2016 shooting death
A federal court jury Wednesday found two San Jose police officers liable for the death of an 18-year-old back in 2016. The jury is recommending the city pay a $2.6 million settlement to the family of Anthony Nunez. KTVU's Azenith Smith reports.
San Jose police investigate quadruple murder-suicide
San Jose police are investigating a quadruple murder-suicide, which included a standoff that started Sunday night and ended early Monday morning: A total of four victims died and the shooter.
Homeless feel unwelcome at events planned for San Jose's St. James Park
Officials in San Jose have a series of big events planned for St. James Park this summer geared toward families and downtown workers. KTVU's Ann Rubin reports this weekend, the homeless who live in St. James Park in San Jose will make way for this: Dog Yoga, otherwise known as "doga."
Sacramento rookie officer death hits home for law enforcement
The shooting death of a Sacramento rookie police officer Wednesday night is hitting home for law enforcement agencies throughout the state. The San Jose Police chief had a sobering message Thursday for new recruits at the academy. KTVU's Azenith Smith reports.
VTA train operators could go on strike next week
Bus drivers and train operators are at an impasse with VTA and could be going on strike as early as next week. Light rail service in Santa Clara County could come to a temporary halt if VTA train operators walk off the job and strike. KTVU's Alyana Gomez reports.
Pride flags replaced with Christian flags in Willow Glen
There?s frustration and disappointment from the LGBTQ+ community in San Jose after someone took off with rainbow pride flags in the Willow Glen neighborhood and replaced them with Christian flags. KTVU's Amber Lee reports.
U.S. intelligence officials expecting flood of ?Deepfake? videos before 2020 election
The House Intelligence committee held a hearing Thursday about fabricated AI videos called "deepfakes." They have concerns about the a flood of this videos spreading misinformation ahead of the upcoming 2020 presidential election. KTVU's Maureen Naylor reports.
Santa Clara Co. supervisors not changing sanctuary laws
South Bay leaders are stepping back from making changes to how they notify ICE about the release of criminals who are undocumented. Tuesday, the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors unanimously voted 5-0 not to change the county's policy for notifying immigration officials regarding the release of undocumented immigrants. KTVU's Maureen Naylor reports.
Santa Clara Co. board of supervisors motion to keep sanctuary laws the same
After several long meetings and outcry from community groups, the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors made a motion on Tuesday to essentially keep their sanctuary laws as they are. County staff has basically said it is illegal to treat immigrants any differently than the general public. KTVU's Maureen Naylor reports.
Residents criticize San Jose launch of online illegal fireworks reporting tool
The City of San Jose is launching its online tool where people can report illegal activity during the summer fireworks season. However, the reporting system has had problems in the past and now, some residents said they have little faith it can much of a difference. KTVU's Azenith Smith reports.
Apple splits iTunes software on Macs into 3 apps
Apple announced an end to the iTunes era at WWDC 2019, Apple?s annual developer conference on Monday. The upcoming MacOS Catalina, slated to release this fall, will replace iTunes with three separate apps - Apple Music, Apple Podcasts and the Apple TV app.
Long standing San Jose community garden approved for demolition
A long-standing community garden in the middle of San Jose is in danger of suffering the same fate as other green spaces ? suffering at the hands of tech-fueled development. KTVU's Jesse Gary reports.
New pair of Jordans honors San Jose elementary school teacher
They are among the most iconic sneakers in the world: the Air Jordan. And today, a new version was unveiled, honoring a San Jose elementary school teacher. KTVU's Ann Rubin reports.
Citizens' arrest made following family's house fire
A citizens' arrest was made in San Jose after a family of four was burned out of their house. KTVU's Azenith Smith reports.
Mineta San Jose airport offers sneak peek of expansion
The busy travel season is about to kick off with Memorial Day Weekend. This comes just as the San Jose airport is set to open a new addition to accommodate more passengers and more flights. Thursday, airport officials gave the media a sneak peek of the addition, under construction, which includes several new gates inside Terminal B. KTVU's Maureen Naylor reports.
Decades-old allegations of abuse at South Bay Catholic high school
A man who alleges to be a victim of sexual abuse more than 60 years ago at a South Bay Catholic high school is breaking his silence. KTVU's Jesse Gary reports.
Heartbreak at the Shark Tank: Blues marching on to Stanley Cup Final
Fans at the SAP Center were disappointed yet again, when the St. Louis Blues defeated San Jose Sharks 5-1 in Game 6 of the NHL Western Conference Final Tuesday night. KTVU's Azenith Smith reports.
San Jose?s historic First Street area becomes first of six ?Opportunity Zones?
The landscape of San Jose is changing due to investment from both the private and public sectors. On the city?s historic First street, the first of six sites poised for transformation in the city?s first Opportunity Zone. KTVU's Jesse Gary reports.
Bay Area homeless populations continue to rise with some staggering figures
The Bay Area is seeing a sharp rise in the number of homeless adults living on the streets. New figures from San Francisco, Alameda County and Santa Clara County were released Thursday and the results are staggering. KTVU's Azenith Smith reports from San Jose, where the homeless population has swelled to 6,100 people in the last two years.
San Jose eases laws to allow construction of more 'in-law' units
San Jose city officials say the number of applications to build so-called in-law units increased nearly five-fold. This, after the city tweaked existing lawas to ease construction. KTVU's Jesse Gary reports.