San Jose's Tet parade and festival celebrate the Vietnamese Lunar New Year
A parade and festival celebrating Tet, marking the beginning of the Lunar New Year, kicking off Saturday morning in San Jose's Little Saigon neighborhood.
Affordable housing for transition-age foster youths in San Jose
A buzz stirred in the lobby of the Roosevelt Apts. in San Jose as nine South Bay foster youth in danger of being forced out of group homes due to age limits, moved into below market-rate apartments.
Former San Jose Police union employee gets probation for drug conviction
Joanne Segovia was sentenced to three years of probation in a San Jose federal court.
Residents displaced by San Jose apartment complex fire
An apartment building in San Jose was evacuated on Wednesday after a fire broke out, according to fire officials.
South Bay police arrest 'sophisticated' burglary crew targeting Asian community
The suspects took things like luxury purses, jewelry, watches, family heirlooms, and firearms, police said.
Faith leaders prepared to help undocumented immigrants facing possible deportation
Nonprofits and faith groups held a community vigil on Tuesday night to support immigrants facing possible deportation after the Trump administration made changes to immigration policy that allows federal agents to arrest undocumented people in churches, schools and hospitals.
San Jose officials break ground on next interim housing site
San Jose city leaders, community activists and other stakeholders broke ground on Tuesday on the city next interim housing site.
Hundreds protest Trump and new policies in San Jose
Organizers say they intend to push back on Trump’s policies on immigration, women’s rights, the LGBTQ+ community.
Trump's 1st Day: Bay Area reacts to administration's immigration policy shift
Concerns about the new Trump administration's immigration policies, brought people to one San Jose Street corner on Monday to protest his policies.
TikTok users on emotional roller coaster after app goes dark, then returns online
Tik Tok, owned by Chinese parent company Byte Dance, was offline less than 24 hours and available again on Sunday.
Man shot in head while driving on South Bay highway
The California Highway Patrol is investigating a homicide that occurred on a freeway in the San Jose area Monday night, officials said.
VTA BART expansion work to include minority-owned business
VTA has pledged to increase contracting opportunities for minority-owned businesses in its ongoing BART expansion into San Jose.
Homeless encampments near railroad tracks in San Jose remain a safety concern
Union Pacific says people should report safety concerns of any kind to the railroad company.
Person killed in San Jose shooting: police
The San Jose Police Department is investigating a deadly shooting that took place Saturday night.
Thieves steal trailer belonging to pop-up nachos business
The owner of a pop-up nachos business is devastated after thieves stole his SUV and trailer near San Jose.
Here's how Jimmy Carter helped one San Jose family fix up their first home
Tiruwork Leyew and her husband purchased a home through Habitat for Humanity back in 2013. That year, former President Carter and his wife Roslyn rolled up their sleeves and got to work on the family's home.
L.A. County fire victims recall evacuation chaos, Red Cross sends volunteers
The American Red Cross says it’s sending volunteers from across the country to Los Angeles County, including staff from the Northern California region.
San Jose to implement new Daylighting road safety improvements in phases
The new law will require vehicles to park at least 20 feet away from the approaching side of all crosswalks.
San Jose to tow homeless RVs in this neighborhood after 2-week notice if not moved
Residents in a San Jose neighborhood say they have suffered for years over a persistent problem that has impacted their quality of life.
Starbucks closes store at popular Bay Area downtown district
Starbucks has closed a store at a popular downtown dining and shopping district in the Bay Area.