Man convicted in 1987 San Jose photo shop murder resentenced

A Santa Clara County Superior Court judge on Friday resentenced a man convicted of killing an 18-year-old woman at a San Jose photo shop in 1987 to 25 years to life, making him eligible for parole.

South Bay leaders respond to Cesar Chavez allegations in San Jose

City and county leaders in the South Bay joined several organizations in East San Jose to share how their community is responding to the allegations against the late Cesar Chavez.

Rattlesnakes spotted in San Jose's Alum Rock Park as heat wave hits

A heat wave is bearing down on the Bay Area this week, and as people head outdoors to enjoy the sunshine, park rangers in Alum Rock Park are warning visitors to be on the lookout for rattlesnakes.

Man struck, killed by car in San Jose

The death marks San Jose’s sixth fatal collision, sixth traffic death and fourth pedestrian death of 2026.

Attorney among 3 charged in Santana Row attack outside restaurant

Prosecutors have charged three suspects in a daytime attack outside a busy Santana Row restaurant, including one man who is an attorney, after they were caught on video punching two Israeli-American men speaking Hebrew. 

San Jose police make arrest after post-Super Bowl mass shooting

San Jose police on Monday announced the arrest of a Washington state man following a post-Super Bowl gathering where six people were shot.

One of world's largest AI conferences kicks off in San Jose

One of the world's largest artificial intelligence conferences is underway in San Jose this week, drawing an estimated 30,000 developers, researchers and business leaders to the city for Nvidia's annual GTC Conference.

Double homicide in San Jose commercial building; neighbor heard arguing

San Jose police said two men were shot to death inside a commercial building, in a case where they were still working on a motive for the violence. 

Friends followed from San Jose nightclub, robbed after Uber drop-off

Doorbell video shows a man and woman being attacked and robbed in San Jose, moments after they exited their Uber. The victims believe they were followed home from a nightclub.

California monitoring potential Iranian drone threats amid escalating war

Security concerns are rising in California amid reports that Iran aspired to launch a surprise drone attack just off the coast of the Golden State. This is what state leaders and local law enforcement agencies are saying.

Video: Attack at San Jose’s Santana Row investigated as possible hate crime

San Jose police are investigating an attack at Santana Row over the weekend as a possible hate crime after victims reported that suspects hurled antisemitic remarks during the assault.

San Jose Unified School District extends deadline for school-closure vote

The San Jose Unified School District is taking a bit more time to consider the potential closure of up to nine elementary schools in the South Bay city.

Bay Area-based Planned Parenthood affiliate is now offering Botox treatments

A Bay Area-based organization that has long offered sexual and reproductive health care is expanding its business model and now offering Botox injections and other new services.

Flock surveillance cameras will stay in San Jose, but vote enacts revisions

San Jose City Council voted unanimously on Tuesday to revise the city's automated license plate reader program that scales back some aspects of the surveillance system amid growing privacy concerns that have led other Bay Area cities to abandon the technology altogether. 

VTA taking local trucking business to court after eminent domain dispute

VTA and a local truck dealership are headed to trial over VTA's use of eminent domain and a question of fair compensation. The agency has been acquiring land for its six-mile BART extension project, slated to open in 2036.

SJ Earthquakes launch program to teach soccer fundamentals to Bay Area kids

The "Beautiful Game Assembly Program," intends to impart to youths from across the South Bay fundamental soccer skills ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.