Community Concerned: Short-staffed SJPD dealing with 35 homicides this year
On Wednesday, community and faith leaders gathered at San Jose Police Headquarters to pray for a city, that's seen a record number of homicides this year, and for officer safety. The service comes one day after the city council approved an emergency plan to shift officers to patrol given unprecedented police staffing levels.
San Jose OKs emergency declaration
The move is designed to allow the city to get more officers on the street and deal with a staffing shortfall. Jesse Geary reports.
San Jose police officers sleeping in RVs due to mandatory overtime
Some San Jose police officers have taken to sleeping in their RVs, parked near the station because mandatory overtime means they can't always make it home.
Bail set at $1M for dad in daughter's death
Authorities say the 6-week-old girl suffered several fractures and her father, Matthew Zabala, has been charged with murder. Jesse Geary reports.
Dad charged with murder in daughter's death
Investigators have upgraded the charges against Matthew Zabala to murder in the death of his 6-week-old daughter.
Effort to recall Judge Persky to continue despite reassignment
A Stanford Law Professor who is the chair of the effort to recall Judge Aaron Persky explains why that effort will continue since his reassignment is only temporary.
Man arrested for allegedly abusing 6-week-old daughter
A 32-year-old man was arrested for allegedly abusing his 6-week-old daughter in unincorporated San Jose, a Santa Clara County sheriff's spokesman said today.
San Jose police detail arrests in 'Gang of Thrones' bust
Authorities say that a San Jose police officer arrested as part of a gang sweep was placed on leave two months ago after they learned he was leaking confidential information to gang members.
San Jose finds temporary solution for understaffed police department
San Jose Police Department is dramatically shifting police resources by putting detectives from 30 different units back on the streets as a way to temporarily resolve an understaffed department.
State of Emergency: San Jose Police Dept. struggles with staff shortage
Police staffing levels are such a critical issue in San Jose that the police chief met with the city manager on Monday.
2 brothers fatally shot in San Jose
Police were searching for clues after Michael Ramirez and his brother, Arturo, were gunned down Sunday night in San Jose. Jesse Gary reports.
South Bay teenage author offers life lessons on siblings with disabilities
He's only 19-years-old, but Michael Deauville of San Jose has faced many challenges that he says gives him a unique perspective on how to help others in a similar situation? living with loved ones with physical disabilities.
3 San Jose fires breakout within 90 minutes of one another
An abandoned train trestle caught fire in San Jose along with two other fires in the city, all within 90 minutes of each other.
San Jose City Council expected to vote on manufactured homes to house homeless
San Jose City Council is expected to vote on a controversial project that could house more than 100 homeless people in modular homes on city-owned land East of Willow Glen.
26-year-old critically injured in San Jose hit & run; doctors give family 2 choices
The family of a San Jose man critically injured after a hit-and-run last week reached out to KTVU for help. They're asking anyone who witnessed the incident or the driver responsible to please come forward.
San Jose police seeking shooter targeting vehicles in Blossom Hill
Police are asking for the public's help to solve several shootings that have taken place within the last three months in South San Jose, targeting people inside cars, with the most recent shooting having occurred Friday.
San Jose police demo use-of-force training
In light of a spate of police-involved shootings around the country, San Jose Police Department is trying to bring the public behind the curtain of its use-of-force training.
San Jose court workers planning strike say they haven?t had a raise in 8 years
On Wednesday, hundreds of Superior Court clerks and employees will strike for the first time in 14 years, unhappy with labor negotiations.
SJSU Track & Field revived
It was a historic day for San Jose State University Monday as school officials announced the return of men's track and field after a 30-year absence.
San Jose 1 homicide short of last year?s total
As the Soberanes Fire grows, standing at 32,930 acres as of Friday evening, so do the reinforcements and the number of crews on-hand to attack it.