Santa Clara County

"If we didn't have to worry about this coronavirus I'd give you a big hug," one of the firefighters said. "How about an air high five."

The threat of Thunderstorms is the chief concern, Cal Fire said.

Firefighters continue to battle a 143-acre vegetation fire in San Jose Friday. The fire is 50% contained, officials said. 

The good news is that only five structures had been damaged and no one has died, though nearly 20,000 structures remained threatened and were in harm's way, Cal Fire said. 

The victim's identity has not been released by the Santa Clara County medical examiner's office.

The SCU Lightning Complex Fire, which covers parts of five counties, has grown to 137,475 acres, Cal Fire said Thursday morning.

The iPhone maker reached the $2 trillion milestone in Wednesday's early stock market trading when its shares surpassed $467.77.

A Black Lives Matter mural spanning three blocks of San Jose sidewalk is still standing despite being painted illegally - and the city's mayor wants to keep it.

Millions of residents were spared of blackouts on Monday night. The operator of California’s electric grid said it didn't have to implement rolling outages because enough people conserved power.

Tens of thousands of Bay Area residents spent part of the record-breaking heat wave without power, including dozens of families in South San Jose who were without power for days.  

Police described the incident as an "emotional crisis" and said a crisis negotiator responded.

The quake struck about 6 miles northeast of Milpitas.

A group of fires near the Sunol Regional Wilderness and the Calaveras Reservoir have burned more than 1,700 acres and still had zero containment Monday morning, according to Cal Fire.

The fire was reported shortly before 4 p.m.

When officers arrived they found the body of a dead woman who had apparently been ejected, lying on the road.

The issue of voting by mail has taken center stage. Santa Clara County elections officials say they’re in the planning phase for the upcoming presidential election.

All over the Bay Area, cities are trying to figure out how to cope with a heat wave, in the middle of a pandemic. Officials in San Jose, say it presents an extra layer of challenges.

Stanford University will not have undergrads return to campus this fall as planned. Instead, almost all instruction will be done remotely.

Five-year-old Clara Carrasco was poised for her first day of kindergarten at Luigi Aprea Elementary School. Excitement turned to disappointment after her mother found out there was no teacher.