East San Jose charter school's future uncertain after teacher credential rule change

The future is uncertain for a longtime East San Jose charter school. Escuela Popular is facing possible charter revocation after struggling to comply with new state laws on teacher credentials.

San Jose opens 11th housing site for unhoused residents

San Jose officials celebrated another milestone Monday in their ongoing effort to address homelessness, cutting the ribbon on the city’s 11th interim housing site, which will house up to 136 people.

South Bay car thieves target specific Dodge vehicles overnight while owners are sleeping
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Surveillance video obtained by KTVU Fox 2 shows a crew of about four people stealing a Dodge Durango Hellcat from the owner's driveway while he's sleeping inside his Morgan Hill home. Police say the crime has come so pervasive, they suggest owners of certain make and model vehicles keep them parked in a garage.

13 arrests in San Jose Kim Hung jewelry store heist

The number of arrests connected to a violent takeover robbery at a San Jose jewelry store that left an 88-year-old shop owner injured has risen to 13, police said.

Armed thieves target high-performing Dodge Hellcats: Morgan Hill police

Morgan Hill police announced there has been a recent string of car thefts targeting high-performance Dodge vehicles, including Hellcats, in the city and across the Bay Area.

Waymo lands autonomous vehicle fleet at SJ airport
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Waymo, the maker of autonomous vehicles, began Beta testing on Wednesday of driverless vehicles at San Jose Mineta Int'l Airport.

Bay Area Harvard grad student launched new ‘Appstinence’ movement to quit social media

It’s a concept hard to fathom among many Gen Zers — ditching your smartphone and retiring from social media. But it's what recent Harvard alumna 24-year-old Gabriela Nguyen has fully embraced as she works to help others do the same.

SJ apt residents see their cars windows broken in apparent crime spree
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Residents of a North San Jose apartment complex said at least 40 vehicles parked in a secure underground garage had windows broken over the weekend. A glass repair company was on site Tuesday replacing windows for several vehicles. San Jose police said they're investigating and will have more information about the cases Wednesday.

Dozens of cars broken into at San Jose apartment complex

More than three-dozen car owners in San Jose were paying for repairs and looking for answers Tuesday after someone – or several people – broke car windows overnight.

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.

San Jose liquor store sells  $14M SuperLotto ticket

A family-owned liquor store in San Jose is celebrating after selling a winning SuperLotto Plus ticket worth $14 million.

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.

College students face food insecurity as SNAP delays drag on

While food insecurity is often seen through the lens of families or homeless communities, another group faces the struggle at extremely high rates: college students.

Suspect in San Jose parking dispute killing may be hiding in Mexico

A suspected gunman wanted in the killing of a man after a parking dispute in San Jose four years ago may be hiding in Mexico, according to police.

SJ mayor launches 'AI For All'
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Mayor Matt Mahan, (D) San Jose on Wednesday launched a new collaboration with multiple tech giants to give access to AI learning and training to all city residents, via the public library system.

South Bay tax assessor race heads to runoff
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None of the four candidates running to replace the retired Santa Clara County Tax Assessor secured more than 50% of the vote. So there will be a runoff election Dec. 30 between the top-two candidates, Neysa Fligor and Rishi Kumar.

FAA cuts flights by 10%: What Bay Area airports are saying

The FAA will cut air traffic by 10% across 40 major markets starting Friday amid the ongoing shutdown, citing air traffic controller shortages. Bay Area airports say they haven’t yet been told if they’ll be affected.

Santa Clara County scrambles for Super Bowl security funding

Santa Clara County didn’t ask to host next year’s Super Bowl. But the cost of protecting the event from terror attacks could exceed its available cash in an unprecedented budget crisis.