Cinequest: Silicon Valley's largest film fest is 'Energized'
Dozens of films will be shown until August 30th, giving independent artists an opportunity to showcase their work to new audiences.
San Jose approves labor deal, avoiding worker strike
The San Jose City Council on Tuesday approved the conceptual terms of an agreement to head off a strike by thousands of city workers.
San Jose City Council to consider creating its own utility company
San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan says Tuesday’s city council vote is about the city’s ability to create a utility company, and it’s the first of many steps in the process.
San Jose Jazz Summer Festival honors Hip Hop's 50th Anniversary
The 33rd Annual San Jose Jazz Festival kicked off Friday with over 125 performers over the weekend.
San Jose doctor arrested for alleged illegal opioid prescription scheme
A South Bay doctor was arrested Friday and charged with several felonies related to an alleged illegal opioid prescription scheme, according to the California Attorney General's Office.
3 children, 3 adults rescued by boat in Alviso Marina: SJFD
Three kids and three adults were rescued in the Alviso Marina Saturday night, according to San Jose Fire.
1 dead after colliding with parked car, San Jose police say
A driver was killed early Sunday morning in San Jose after colliding with a parked car, according to police.
Fatal collision in San Jose shuts down road
Police are investigating a fatal car crash in San Jose.
Teams from California head to Hawaii to aid in Maui fire relief
California is one of several states that is sending first responders to Hawai’i in the aftermath of the deadly wildfires.
San Jose is failing on promise to add more police officers
Despite the city's recent efforts, San Jose, a city of roughly one million residents, still has one of the smallest police departments of any major U.S. city.
Family plans memorial for slain 6-year-old San Jose boy, great-grandmother
The family of a San Jose boy stabbed to death along with his great-grandmother last week is preparing to lay them to rest.
Details revealed about San Jose fire engine seen outside Pink Poodle
A San Jose fire department report is shedding new light on a scandal that started when a bikini-clad woman was seen emerging from a fire engine outside a strip club.
Great grandmother, child stabbed to death in San Jose home: police
The victims of a double homicide in a San Jose apartment have been identified by police as a boy and his great-grandmother.
Up to 4,500 San Jose employees will go on 3-day strike
Up to 4,500 San Jose employees will be on strike for three days next week – the largest in city history.
Santa Clara County will pay drug addicts to get clean
Santa Clara County is trying a unique way to intervene in drug addiction by doling out gift cards.
1 found dead on U.S. 101 in San Jose
One person was found dead Friday night on U.S. Route 101 in San Jose, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Woman and child found dead during San Jose welfare check
Two people were found dead Friday during a welfare check at a San Jose home, police said.
Family lawsuit following VTA mass shooting moves forward, judge rules
A Santa Clara County Superior Court lawsuit stemming from the 2021 mass shooting at the Santa Clara Transportation Authority rail yard is allowed to proceed after a judge ruled against VTA's attempt to dismiss the case.
Mistrial for San Jose State athletic trainer accused of sexually assaulting female athletes
A mistrial was declared in the case of San Jose State’s former head athletic trainer Scott Shaw, accused of sexually assaulting female athletes during treatment sessions.
San Jose mayor, others seek to ban homeless encampments near schools, daycares
Citing security and safety concerns, San Jose's mayor and others want to change city law to ban unhoused encampments near all public and private schools and daycares.