1 killed in early morning San Jose fire

The fire began around 4:30 a.m. at a home in the 1200 block of Sylvia Drive.

San Jose man arrested on murder charge after woman found dead in apartment

A 22-year-old San Jose man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman was found unresponsive inside a San Jose apartment last week, authorities said.

Boost for Bay Area business following World Cup buzz
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The World Cup created boosts in business for several South Bay  establishments. The impact of the hundreds of thousands of fans that came to watch matches was an influx in business and exceeded the expectations of owners. 

San Jose man drove 140 mph in Highway 87 crash that killed mom, toddler, prosecutors say

A San Jose man was driving more than 140 mph when his Tesla slammed into multiple vehicles on Highway 87, causing a fiery crash that killed a mother and her toddler daughter, authorities said.

San Jose police arrest suspect after camera discovered in Starbucks restroom

A San Jose community is reacting with shock and concern after police announced the arrest of a suspect accused of placing a hidden camera inside a local Starbucks restroom.

Stolen French Bulldog still missing after San Jose home burglary

SJPD is seeking the public's help in locating the victim's dog. Lady is a gray female French Bulldog with a visible pink scar under her chin.

Illegal fireworks damage newly-renovated San Jose basketball court
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Repairs to a San Jose basketball court could cost more than $10,000 after the newly-renovated court was damaged by illegal fireworks on July 4. 

Rifle stolen out of San Jose assistant police chief's unmarked car

The San Jose Police Department is searching for a firearm stolen from the assistant police chief's unmarked police car. The assistant chief noticed the theft early Tuesday, officials say. 

San Jose police press briefing on three incidents
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An official with the San Jose Police Department  gave  an update on a residential burglary that's ended in an arrest and the victim's dog still missing, an armed carjacking that involved three suspects with one still outstanding and a fatal car versus pedestrian crash with the pedestrian being pronounced dead. 

San Jose man arrested after 30 suspected burglaries on electric scooter

San Jose police on Thursday announced the arrest of a man they believe is connected to over 30 burglaries that took place over the course of a year.

8 alleged San Jose gang members arrested after brutal beating

Several alleged San Jose gang members have been arrested in connection with a brutal beating outside a convenience store and another violent assault, authorities said.

Baby Jaxon case: Legal claim says abuse warnings were ignored before toddler's death

The father and grandmother of a toddler who died in a Santa Clara County foster home have filed a legal claim on Tuesday against the county and state, alleging they failed to protect the child.

Surveillance video released in SJ Vietnamese Heritage Garden monument theft

San Jose police on Wednesday released surveillance video from the day a "Thank you, America" soldier monument was stolen from the Vietnamese Heritage Garden.

Orphaned bobcat kittens arrive at wildlife center in Saratoga

Four orphaned bobcat kittens have arrived in the South Bay for care and will be released back into the wild, officials say. 

2 cities pass on joining Gilroy ICE facility lawsuit

Advocates campaigning against a planned ICE facility in South County are expressing disappointment after two nearby cities decided not to throw their support behind a lawsuit challenging the project.

San Francisco rent prices hit new records, holding above the $4,000 mark for the first time

San Francisco rent prices continue to reach record highs, with the median rent for a one-bedroom surpassing the $4,000 threshold. And the city leads the nation in annual growth for rent.

San Jose pastor guilty of domestic violence in 2024 strangling incident

During this 2024 incident, the DA’s office said that the pastor picked the victim up and dragged her down the hallway of his home before strangling her.

Supreme Court ruling allows San Jose to penalize homeless people

San Jose hasn’t hesitated to implement a wave of policies and programs aimed at tamping down homelessness since a U.S. Supreme Court ruling opened the floodgates to ban homeless people in public spaces.