San Francisco 49ers hold 1-day girls flag football camp

Approximately 75 athletes are getting a crash course in flag football. It was part of a one-day camp put on by the San Francisco 49ers.

Santa Clara water main break forces partial street closure

A water main break Thursday in the City of Santa Clara has closed off parts of Martin Avenue, police said at 11:28 a.m.

Suspect arrested in stabbing at Levi's Stadium soccer game

A suspect sought in connection with a stabbing incident during an international soccer match at Levi's Stadium was arrested on Tuesday.

Gold Cup games bring thousands of soccer fans to Levi's Stadium

Thousands of soccer fans gathered at Levi's Stadium Sunday for the Concacaf Gold Cup. Sunday’s doubleheader included matches between Jamaica and St. Kitts & Nevis, and Mexico took on Qatar.

South Bay cricket festival hopes to be precursor for international tournament

Looking from a distance at Santa Clara's Luther Field, player movements and swings evoke a sense of baseball. However, it's not. The players are part of the 17th annual California Cricket Festival.

Bay Area tech students create gunshot detector to help save lives during school shootings

When gunshots are detected, a text message is sent to students and staff with the location, based on which sensor is triggered on campus. Police will also receive an automated phone call with the information.

14-year-old Pleasanton whiz graduates Santa Clara University, gets job at SpaceX

Fourteen-year-old Kairan Quazi of Pleasanton is set to graduate from Santa Clara University and has already secured a full-time job as a software engineer at SpaceX's Starlink division.

California court upholds state-wide ban on assault weapons

Just last year the Supreme Court ruled that states cannot take away people’s right to carry a concealed weapon. Now a CA court of appeals is saying that the Supreme Court ruling will not overrule the state’s assault weapons ban.

City of Santa Clara moves forward with interim housing project despite community push back

Life Moves, the owner of the housing project, says increased crime has not been an issue at other housing projects. The council voted 4-3 to move forward with the project.

California's Great America introduces chaperone policy

Popular Bay Area amusement park, California’s Great America, over the weekend implemented a new chaperone policy for its youth guests, as part of an update to its code of conduct.

DA: Santa Clara councilman favored special interests over constituents in 49ers grand jury leak

Santa Clara city councilman Anthony Becker was indicted for allegedly providing a secret report titled, “Unsportsmanlike Conduct: Santa Clara City Council,” to the team’s former top spokesperson and a local news outlet in 2022, days ahead of its official release.

Senate Republicans won't support temporarily replacing Sen. Dianne Feinstein

Democratic leaders in the Senate say they’re open to replacing her until she’s able to get back to Washington, but they’ll need Republican votes to do that. Now Republicans in the Senate are saying they’re not going along with that plan.

Parent of Silicon Valley Bank seeks bankruptcy protection

The parent of Silicon Valley Bank, seized last week by the U.S., is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

San Jose Police absent from community forum on improving policing

Community members raised concerns about de-escalation practices, police brutality and police response to mental health crises. There was a joint panel of advocates and law enforcement who say they’re committed to having a safer community for everyone.

PG&E restoring power after powerful winds; school closures

PG&E said that as of Wednesday, 99,000 customers were still without power, with much of the outages occurring in the South Bay.

Nearly a dozen power poles toppled on Homestead Road in Santa Clara

With winds at about 70 mph early Tuesday afternoon, 11 power poles along Homestead Road in the City of Santa Clara snapped and fell into the street.