San Jose Sharks kick off season at SAP Center with pregame event
Downtown San Jose becomes Teal Town when the Sharks are playing and thousands of their fans wore their Sharks gear to kick off the season.
Cool School: Students hungry for knowledge at San Jose school's garden
San Jose’s Latimer School boasts 3,300 square feet of garden goodness, and the K-eight-graders are eating it up.
San Jose animal shelter to be audited after animals found dead
The San Jose animal shelter will be audited because of a growing number of animals found dead.
Workers at San Jose Burger King protest unsafe and poor working conditions
Workers say they're concerned about wages, their personal safety and the condition of the building.
Solidarity and worry in the Bay Area as families await word from loved ones in Israel
Local places of worship are offering prayers as families with Bay Area ties anxiously await updates on their loved ones.
San Jose mayor courts AI companies, innovation edge over SF
San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan, Councilman David Cohen, and others, Tuesday at City Hall, touted the city’s past while penning a "welcome" memo for AI companies that are searching for a home.
Thieves run off with $50K in Gucci merchandise from San Jose store
Five masked men entered a Gucci store in San Jose and stole $50,000 worth of merchandise, police said.
New upscale restaurant opens in downtown San Jose as economic recovery continues
Rollati Ristorante is managed by the bar and restaurant group Vine Hospitality, which has served the Bay Area for about 30 years.
Safety advocates push for stricter measures after San Jose day care double drowning
The state levied $11,000 in penalties and temporarily suspended the license of a San Jose day care where two young girls drowned, and a third child was rescued.
State suspends license of San Jose day care after drowning of 2 children
A San Jose daycare has had its license suspended following the drowning of two young children on the premises.
San Jose native starts popular food truck, following in parents' footsteps
Born and raised in San Jose, 34-year-old Ortega says he built his food truck business using his grandmother’s recipes.
Neighbors on edge after stabbing at East San Jose park
Fewer people visited an East San Jose park on Thursday following a recent violent and unprovoked attack.
2 San Jose students get perfect score on AP calculus exam
Ritwin Narra and Kaylee Nguyen of Silver Creek High School in San Jose both got perfect scores on their AP calculus exams. Only 16 students out 136,000 who took the exam worldwide were able to pull off this rare feat this year,
VTA says BART service into San Jose is another 10 years away
BART was expected to arrive in San Jose and Santa Clara in 2026, but now officials say rising labor and construction costs will delay the project 10 years.
Undocumented immigrants dropped off in San Jose now being cared for by nonprofits
More than two-dozen migrants seeking asylum in the United States were dropped off in the South Bay over the weekend. Now some of them are being cared for by multiple Bay Area nonprofits.
Inspectors cited San Jose day care 6 times before double-drowning in pool
Happy Happy Home Daycare in San Jose has been cited six times in less than three years, state records show. Inspectors raised questions about the backyard pool long before two girls died Monday.
Kaiser Permanente employees begin largest healthcare strike in U.S. history
More than 75,000 Kaiser Permanente employees are expected to be out on the picket line Wednesday morning after they couldn’t come to an agreement with management on a new contract.
Downtown San Jose showing signs of a rebound post-pandemic
Visit San Jose says they just welcomed 11,000 people downtown this past weekend for the Rock and Roll Half-Marathon, and they’re set to host 160 more events in 2023.
2 girls identified in San Jose double-drowning
The circumstances leading up to a double-drowning in a backyard pool at a San Jose residential daycare have yet to be explained, San Jose police said Tuesday as the family linked to the facility declined comment when approached by KTVU. "Don't film me! Why are you here?" said a man as he walked into the home on Fleetwood Drive.
2 girls identified in San Jose double-drowning
The circumstances leading up to a double-drowning in a backyard pool at a San Jose residential daycare have yet to be explained, San Jose police said Tuesday as the family linked to the facility declined comment when approached by KTVU. "Don't film me! Why are you here?" said a man as he walked into the home on Fleetwood Drive.