Amtrak train headed to San Jose delayed for hours
An Amtrak train traveling from Sacramento to San Jose on Monday morning was delayed for hours because of a person on the track.
San Jose police investigating councilman accused of soliciting child sexual abuse material
Embattled San Jose city council member Omar Torres said he’s the victim of “entirely false" accusations. This, after San Jose police detectives launched a criminal investigation into the first-term Dist. 3 rep.
$266K salary needed to live 'comfortably' in this Bay Area city, report says
A new report ranks cities where you need a certain salary to live comfortably in the largest cities in the U.S.
Bike party takes over Safeway parking lot in San Jose and harassed residents
San Jose police say they received reports of a large bike party taunting residents, and several people were hit by rocks and other objects.
Verizon says network coming back online after all-day outage for some customers
A massive nationwide outage impacting some Verizon customers is beginning to be resolved.
Lucha libre, cultural phenomenon, brings Hispanic heritage to the Bay Area
Each time they mask up with their shimmering predator-like costumes, inspired by Mayan and Aztec soldiers, they’re preserving Hispanic culture one wrestling move at a time.
Motorcyclist dies in one of 2 crashes on I-880 in San Jose
One of two motorcyclists was killed in two separate crashes early Monday morning on northbound Interstate Highway 880 in San Jose, which was causing a long backup, according to the California Highway Patrol.
San Jose lucha libre company showcases Hispanic heritage in Bay Area and beyond
Pro Wrestling Revolution is a little gym with big energy in San Jose, where lucha Libre, or Mexican wrestling, comes to life.
SJSU's women's volleyball opponent forfeits match
The Boise State women’s volleyball team announced Friday that it will forfeit Saturday’s match against San Jose State.
Tortilleria La Familiar in San Jose serves up a taste of home
Fresh, warm, tortillas to go. In Mexico, you'd find them on any corner. But in the Bay Area, there is a surprising void. One family-run business in San Jose is trying to fill that gap with what may be the only fresh tortilla food truck in town.
2 San Jose women suspected of running brothel
San Jose police arrested two alleged madams for operating a brothel out of a residence where authorities located two human trafficking survivors, authorities said.
Residents push back on new Costco, plan moves forward to City Council
Plans for a new Costco store in West San Jose are being met with pushback from some residents living near the proposed site. Concerns about heavy traffic and safety were presented to the planning commission at Wednesday night's meeting.
VTA shooter owed coworker thousands in debt before fatal incident
The VTA bus driver accused of killing a coworker in San Jose hid behind his public defender during his first court appearance on Wednesday.
This Bay Area city saw the biggest housing payment drop after Fed rate cut
Homes in the Bay Area are still incredibly expensive, but homebuyers in one South Bay city can expect some relief after the Federal Reserve's recent mortgage rate cut.
These Bay Area cities hailed as best for women: study
Figures show on average, women earn only about 84 cents to every dollar paid to men. Bay Area cities were ranked among the best places for women to thrive in America.
VTA bus driver killed by coworker over unpaid debt: authorities
A VTA employee was killed by a coworker over an unpaid gambling debt at a San Jose bus yard, authorities said.
These Bay Area cities ranked among the rudest in America
From talking on speakerphone while in public to being impolite towards service workers, there are certain behaviors many consider socially disrespectful. A new analysis lists two Bay Area cities among the rudest in the U.S.
VTA murder suspect identified as fellow employee
Authorities have arrested a man suspected of killing a VTA employee at the Chaboya Bus Yard Friday night.
VTA bus operator shot and killed at Chaboya bus yard
An employee of the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority was shot and killed on Friday night in the parking lot of the VTA's Chaboya Division bus yard in San Jose, according to a press release from VTA.
Immigrant families reunited after decades apart through international nonprofit
25 people flew in from Mexico to reunite with their families who migrated to the US many years ago. They were traveling through a program called Palomas Mensajeras.