Valley Fair mall reopens after gang-related shooting injures three
Three people were injured in a gang-related shooting at Valley Fair that prompted heightened security and concern as shoppers returned the next day.
Shooting at Westfield Valley Fair mall erupted after gang-related altercation: police
A male victim was shot, as were an uninvolved woman and a 16-year-old girl. Police said all three suffered non-life-threatening injuries.
3 shot at Westfield Valley Fair mall in San Jose; investigation underway
Police said the shooting "appears to be an isolated incident," but a suspect is still outstanding.
Missing 77-year-old man found: Santa Clara police
Santa Clara Police said they found a 77-year-old man who had been missing since Thursday morning.
PayPal Park approved to host 15 concerts each year
Paypal Park is now permitted to hold concerts, an update that came from the City of San Jose’s Planning Commission Wednesday morning.
Counting down to FIFA World Cup, Santa Clara planning activities to engage locals
In Santa Clara, they're counting down the hours until next summer's FIFA World Cup. And while the matches are still a long way off, FIFA fever is already here.
Moms helping moms: grassroots movement helping families buy groceries
Callie Flores and her mom, Raquel Smith are thankful. Thankful to the moms who sent them a gift card, so they could buy a week's worth of groceries.
Powered by the rise of AI, Nvidia just became the first company ever valued over $5-trillion
It's a massive milestone: Nvidia just became the first publicly traded company to exceed $5-trillion dollars in market value.
Off-duty deputy helps nab man accused of exposing himself on VTA buses
A South Bay man accused of exposing himself to women riding VTA buses was arrested after an off-duty sheriff’s deputy spotted him by chance.
Santa Clara mayor pushes back on deal to cover Super Bowl 60 security costs
Santa Clara is preparing to host Super Bowl 60 and the 2026 World Cup at Levi’s Stadium, but city leaders are questioning how the city will be reimbursed for providing millions in security and public safety services.
Hundreds gather to mourn Santa Clara teen killed in car crash
Hundreds gathered Monday night at Wilcox High School to honor 16-year-old Isaiah Mendoza, a standout athlete and student who was killed in a car crash over the weekend.
Man who was stabbing roommate when shot by officer was being evicted: Santa Clara police
Mohammed Nizamuddin was shot by a police officer responding to a home on reports of a fight that escalated to a stabbing.
Man was stabbing roommate when fatally shot by Santa Clara cop: police
A stabbing attack involving roommates in Santa Clara led to an officer kicking down a door and fatally shooting the alleged perpetrator.
Santa Clara police fatally shoot stabbing suspect
Officers were called around 6:18 a.m. to the 1800 block of Eisenhower Drive after a 911 caller reported that the suspect had stabbed one person inside, according to the Santa Clara Police Department.
This East Bay city is ranked the healthiest in America and one of the best places to live
An East Bay city has been named the healthiest place to live in the U.S.
Santa Clara closes dog park after reports of illnesses, pup's death
City officials in Santa Clara have temporarily closed Nuevo Dog Park following multiple reports of dogs becoming ill after visiting the site, including one that died in late July.
Bay Area gets its first Hello Kitty Cafe
It was a sea of pink in the South Bay Friday morning as Hello Kitty fans greeted Northern California's first Hello Kitty Café with open arms.
This could be one of the last seasons for longtime, beloved Bay Area amusement park
For decades, it’s been a go-to summer tradition for many Bay Area families, and now the days of a beloved, longtime amusement park may be numbered.
Identity sought of hospitalized man found near train tracks
The Santa Clara Valley Medical Center (SVCMC) is asking for help in identifying a patient.