East San Jose's Tully Night Market back for a 2nd summer of festivities
The Tully Night Market will be on Tully Road in East San Jose every Wednesday night from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30pm, until October 26. The weekly event was created by San Jose City Council member Maya Esparza to support local artists and vendors.
Vehicle strikes pedestrians in San Jose, 3 patients taken to hospital
A vehicle struck two pedestrians in San Jose Tuesday afternoon, police say.
State Bar of CA says more attorneys of color needed to serve diverse population
The State Bar of California has released a new report showing the state’s attorney pool is not representative of the population and that could be having a negative impact on our state’s justice system.
Repealed San Jose cruising ban about public safety, not racism
The San Jose City Council on Tuesday is expected to give its final stamp of approval on a plan to repeal the city's decades-old ban on cruising. But while the ban has been cast in racist terms, a former member of the city council said it was initially implemented due to public safety and quality of life issues as San Jose was dubbed the "cruising capital of the world." She wants the historical record in the city to be clear.
Parents embrace back-to-school preps minus mandatory COVID restrictions
This school year, masking is still encouraged in most South Bay districts, but not mandated.
Cain Velasquez pleads not guilty to attempted murder charge
Former UFC heavyweight champion Cain Velasquez on Friday pleaded not guilty to attempted murder and gun assault charges in a San Jose courtroom.
Santa Clara County gets more monkeypox vaccines, says it's not enough to slow spread of virus
Santa Clara County recently received 2,154 vaccine doses, but health officials say they need more.
Pellet gun victim's father grateful SJPD arrested suspect
The father of a 9-year-old pellet-gun attack victim says he's thankful SJPD arrested a suspect. Officials say the suspect's actions were designed to terrorize the community.
San Jose police arrest suspected serial pellet gun shooter
Nicholas Montoya, 38, of Campbell, is accused of shooting lead pellets from a high-powered rifle at seven victims from April to June in the South Bay. One of those victims is 15-year-old Gianna Vitarelli.
Police arrest man for homicide in case of mysterious car fire
San Jose police say they have arrested a suspect in connection to a mysterious car fire that killed one man early Sunday morning.
Couple pleads guilty to 'Baby Brandon' kidnapping case
A couple accused in the kidnapping of ‘Baby Brandon’ in San Jose last April pleaded guilty in court on Tuesday.
Murder convictions overturned for Santa Clara County deputies who beat Michael Tyree
An appellate court has reversed the conviction of the three deputies accused in the 2015 fatal beating death of a mentally ill inmate Michael Tyree.
San Jose firefighters find man's body in burned-out SUV
San Jose police and fire arson investigators are working collaboratively to discover if a car fire on Sunday was intentionally set.
Truck crashes into San Jose business building
A truck crashed into a business building in San Jose Monday morning.
San Jose Police find one man dead inside of burned car
San Jose police are working to learn more about a suspicious car fire near Pomona Ave. and Barnard Ave.
San Jose shooting leaves one person with life-threatening injuries
San Jose police are investigating an early morning shooting that left one person in the hospital with life-threatening injuries.
Vehicle collides with male juvenile on bicycle in San Jose
San Jose police say a male juvenile on a bicycle was seriously injured Friday during a traffic collision with a vehicle.
1 dead after motorcycle and vehicle collide, San Jose police say
A motorcycle rider died after being involved in a crash with another vehicle in San Jose on Thursday morning, police said.
San Jose crew responds to fire at Holder's Country Inn
A fire broke out at the restaurant of Holder's Country Inn in San Jose early Wednesday morning, fire officials said.
Mega Millions: People flock to San Jose store with history of selling winning lottery tickets
With over $830 million on the line, lottery fever swept over the Bay Area. Mega Millions hasn’t had a winner since April and Tuesday’s jackpot is the 3rd largest in the game’s history.