Disgraced San Jose State athletic director lands new job in Utah
The former disgraced San Jose State University athletic director who resigned because of sexual abuse, bullying and retaliation allegations, has been hired at Southern Utah University.
Woman who barricaded herself in San Jose State library bathroom had replica gun: police
San Jose police descended on the Martin Luther King Library on San Jose State's campus on Wednesday morning to investigate reports of an armed woman barricaded in the bathroom.
California gymnasts in anguish years after suffering abuse by college coach
KTVU spoke with 13 former SJSU gymnasts who all echoed the same message – they were abused by their coach and then failed by the very system put in place to protect them.
Emotional game for SJ Spartans after loss of running back Camdan McWright
Teammates wanted a way to have Camdan McWright’s memory with them for this game. They wore T-shirts with his picture on the front and his No. 6 on the back.
Camdan McWright's parents talk about last moments with son
The parents of Camdan McWright, the San Jose State football player who was killed in a collision with a school bus last week, spoke about the last moments with their son during a press conference Monday.
Rival school honors fallen San Jose State football player with moment of silence
A San Jose State University freshman football player, who was killed just hours before he was set to travel with the team for a game, was honored by New Mexico State University during its homecoming weekend even though the football game was postponed.
San Jose State football players, students gather for vigil after freshman is hit and killed by bus
Dozens of students and coaches marched from the San Jose State campus to a vigil at 10th and Reed streets Friday evening, to light candles and share memories of 18-year-old freshman Camdan McWright.
San Jose State football player dies after being struck by school bus
Camdan McWright, a freshman on San Jose State's football team, was killed while riding an electric scooter.
South San Jose man's dog suffers meth poisoning
A warning for residents in South San Jose, following a rash of drug poisonings affecting pets.
Homeless college students could get guaranteed income in Santa Clara County
11.2% of San Jose State’s student body experienced homelessness in the last 12 months, according to a report.
State Senate bill increasing wages raises concern from Cal State University system
The California legislature recently approved Senate Bill 410, requiring Cal State University or CSU to implement a nine-step, merit-based salary system for its non-faculty staff employees.
SJSU scientists say heatwaves sapping soil of moisture, increasing wildfire danger
SJSU researchers believe the Bay Areas ongoing heatwave raises the potential risks of devastating wildfires.
Pilot program launches for transit pass compatible with all Bay Area transit agencies
A two-year pilot project launched this week that will examine the viability of a transit pass that is compatible with every public transit agency in the nine-county Bay Area.
Parents embrace back-to-school preps minus mandatory COVID restrictions
This school year, masking is still encouraged in most South Bay districts, but not mandated.
San Jose State will offer abortion pills by January 1st 2023
A UCSF study estimates that 1,038 UC and Cal State students get an abortion each month. At San Jose State, they say at least 13 to 20 women a month will access abortion pills.
SJSU students hold rally demanding more accountability when it comes to sexual assault reporting
Students at San Jose State held a rally on Wednesday, demanding the University take action when it comes to sexual assault on campus.
San Jose police release new photos from taqueria shooting involving officers
San Jose police say newly-released photos depict what they encountered when they arrived at a taqueria and shot a man who was armed with a gun.
San Jose State university ex-trainer charged with sexual assault
Scott Shaw, 54, is accused of touching the breasts and buttocks of four students who played on university athletics teams “without their consent and without a legitimate purpose” between 2017 and 2020, the DOJ said in a statement.
Ukrainian visiting scholar deeply concerned about loved ones back home as tensions mount
The sights and sounds of war are move terrifying when it’s personal.
Oil prices, Silicon Valley business, jeopardized by Russian and Ukrainian conflict
Russian President Vladimir Putin raised the stakes for a Russian invasion of Ukraine Monday, causing a ripple effect on the global economy, and heightening anxiety for both Russian and Ukrainian residents across the Bay Area.