San Jose Earthquakes win season finale, fall short of playoffs
The San Jose Earthquakes ended their season with a thrilling 2–1 win at PayPal Park, but fell short of the playoffs.
The San Jose Earthquakes ended their season with a thrilling 2–1 win at PayPal Park, but fell short of the playoffs.
Winchester Mystery House's new Festival Fright Nights thrills this Halloween
An inside look at the new Festival Fright Nights at Winchester Mystery House.
An inside look at the new Festival Fright Nights at Winchester Mystery House.
After 20 years, South Bay street cleaning team shuts down
After two decades of cleaning streets and uplifting unhoused residents, a South Bay nonprofit has shut down operations. Friday marked the final day of service for the Downtown Streets Team.
After two decades of cleaning streets and uplifting unhoused residents, a South Bay nonprofit has shut down operations. Friday marked the final day of service for the Downtown Streets Team.
Suspects with meth paraphernalia busted in South Bay stolen mail, fake ID document scheme
Two suspects were booked into jail for document forgery and falsifying checks, the San Jose Police Department say.
Two suspects were booked into jail for document forgery and falsifying checks, the San Jose Police Department say.
South Bay officials celebrate return of baby deliveries at Regional Med, warn budget gap could force its closure
Santa Clara County supervisors and executives celebrated the return to labor and delivery services at Regional Medical Center. However those same officials warned if voters fail to pass Measure A in November, a $1B budget gap could force the new unit's closure.
Santa Clara County supervisors and executives celebrated the return to labor and delivery services at Regional Medical Center. However those same officials warned if voters fail to pass Measure A in November, a $1B budget gap could force the new unit's closure.
Santa Clara County sheriff touts minimal Taser use but wants more stun guns
Deputies with the Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office are reporting minimal Taser usage in jails — arguing they’ve helped curb violent incidents. But watchdogs aren’t convinced amid a push to arm the whole custody bureau.
Deputies with the Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office are reporting minimal Taser usage in jails — arguing they’ve helped curb violent incidents. But watchdogs aren’t convinced amid a push to arm the whole custody bureau.
Man lying in alley fatally struck in San Jose by garbage truck driver
A man lying in a driveway and covered in blankets in the back alley of a strip mall was killed when he was run over by a garbage truck in San Jose early Thursday morning, police said.
A man lying in a driveway and covered in blankets in the back alley of a strip mall was killed when he was run over by a garbage truck in San Jose early Thursday morning, police said.
Community leaders in East San Jose hopeful new youth center can rise from ashes of one that burned
in East San Jose, demolition work wrapped up on the site of the former Mexican American Community Services Agency or MACSA. The historic site had been a youth center and community landmark, though it sat vacant for the last decade. In August, fire destroyed the structure just as plans to renovate it were getting underway. But community leaders say a youth center may still rise from the ashes.
in East San Jose, demolition work wrapped up on the site of the former Mexican American Community Services Agency or MACSA. The historic site had been a youth center and community landmark, though it sat vacant for the last decade. In August, fire destroyed the structure just as plans to renovate it were getting underway. But community leaders say a youth center may still rise from the ashes.
6 Bay Area restaurants top DoorDash ranking of best US pizzerias. See the list
These six Bay Area pizzerias were ranked in DoorDash's list of the 50 most popular local pizzerias in the U.S.
These six Bay Area pizzerias were ranked in DoorDash's list of the 50 most popular local pizzerias in the U.S.
Bay Area weather: Flood advisories in effect as storm rolls through
IS IT RAINING NEAR YOU? Rain returned to the Bay Area today, with showers scattered in the North Bay and more rainfall expected across the wider Bay Area later in the day.
IS IT RAINING NEAR YOU? Rain returned to the Bay Area today, with showers scattered in the North Bay and more rainfall expected across the wider Bay Area later in the day.
New California law approves home development near public transit
In a grand effort to tackle California's massive housing crisis, the governor signed Senate Bill 79, involving development close to transit stations.
In a grand effort to tackle California's massive housing crisis, the governor signed Senate Bill 79, involving development close to transit stations.
Displaced RV residents at closed VTA station ordered to move again
The fallout from San Jose’s recent cleanup of its largest homeless encampment at Columbus Park continues, as nearly two dozen displaced RV residents are being forced to move yet again — for some, the fourth time in as many weeks.
The fallout from San Jose’s recent cleanup of its largest homeless encampment at Columbus Park continues, as nearly two dozen displaced RV residents are being forced to move yet again — for some, the fourth time in as many weeks.
When is it going to rain? First storm system on the way to the Bay Area
Rainfall could range from one inch to an inch-and-a-half in San Francisco, to up to two inches of rain in areas such as Santa Cruz.
Rainfall could range from one inch to an inch-and-a-half in San Francisco, to up to two inches of rain in areas such as Santa Cruz.
3 men arrested for allegedly killing homeless man in San Jose
Prosecutors allege the man's death was the result of a grudge over a fight.
Prosecutors allege the man's death was the result of a grudge over a fight.
Palo Alto business vandalized with antisemitic language, hate crime investigation underway
The vandalism occurred around 9 a.m. Tuesday at a business along the 900 block of East Charleston Road.
The vandalism occurred around 9 a.m. Tuesday at a business along the 900 block of East Charleston Road.
Jewish businesses targeted for hate crimes; police investigating
At least two businesses in Palo Alto were targeted by vandals, apparently because they displayed symbols of Israel or for the safe return of Israeli hostages. The Palo Alto Police Dept. said on Thursday one of the incidents is being investigated as a hate crime.
At least two businesses in Palo Alto were targeted by vandals, apparently because they displayed symbols of Israel or for the safe return of Israeli hostages. The Palo Alto Police Dept. said on Thursday one of the incidents is being investigated as a hate crime.
Eighth suspect caught in San Jose jewelry store takeover
Police arrested 19-year-old Julian Gacutan in Oakland for his alleged role in a violent Sept. 5 takeover robbery at Kim Hung Jewelry in San Jose.
Police arrested 19-year-old Julian Gacutan in Oakland for his alleged role in a violent Sept. 5 takeover robbery at Kim Hung Jewelry in San Jose.
Adult found dead at San Jose high school
A person was found dead Thursday morning on the campus of Independence High School in San Jose, police said.
A person was found dead Thursday morning on the campus of Independence High School in San Jose, police said.
3 people injured in 2 vehicle crash in San Jose
The San Jose Police Department says three adults were injured when two vehicles crashed in San Jose on Wednesday. Two of the people have life-threatening injuries, officials say.
The San Jose Police Department says three adults were injured when two vehicles crashed in San Jose on Wednesday. Two of the people have life-threatening injuries, officials say.
San Jose students growing their own lunch with hydroponic farms
Students are growing what they eat in San Jose as part of a nutrition program at Evergreen School District where students learn to farm produce, harvest it, and serve it for lunch.
Students are growing what they eat in San Jose as part of a nutrition program at Evergreen School District where students learn to farm produce, harvest it, and serve it for lunch.