Arsonist possibly responsible for four South Bay fires
In the Santa Cruz Mountains fire investigators are looking into a series of suspicious fires which could be the work of an arsonist.
Scabies outbreak infects multiple Sunnyvale shelter residents
A scabies outbreak at a Sunnyvale homeless shelter led as many as four residents to undergo treatment for the contagious skin condition. One employee also tested positive for scabies.
Body found in Palo Alto parking garage identified
A body found in a parking garage in downtown Palo Alto is being investigated as a homicide, authorities said on Monday.
JD Vance woos crypto industry at fundraiser in East Palo Alto
Vice presidential candidate JD Vance is the guest of honor Monday night at a fundraiser in Palo Alto, but the location isn't being revealed publicly – invites are being delivered though word of mouth, direct messages and emails.
Swim coach accused of sending 'sexually explicit content' to minor
A South Bay swim coach was arrested after he allegedly sent a minor he taught sexually explicit content on multiple occasions, officials said Friday.
Person dies from West Nile Virus in Contra Costa County
The West Nile Virus has reared its head in two heavily populated Bay Area counties, with one county reporting a West Nile virus death last week.
Housing and homeless advocates disappointed by Newsom's order to clear encampments
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s executive order is finding support in the South Bay. San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan agrees that agencies should help get people housed but says it'll take more than just clearing encampments.
Dead body discovered at Palo Alto parking garage
Police in Palo Alto are investigating a suspicious death at a parking garage on Thursday.
San Jose couple identified as victims who drowned off Santa Cruz
Two people who drowned after being swept into the ocean off Santa Cruz have been identified as a San Jose couple.
Santa Clara County to increase outreach personnel amid rising potential heat-related deaths
The County Medical Examiner's Office is investigating 28 potential heat-related deaths since July 1st.
Family sues South Bay nursing home after 98-year-old beaten to death
A lawsuit filed in the South Bay by the extended family and friends of a 98-year-old woman is designed to bring greater awareness to the problem of elder abuse.
Bay Area office vacancies hit record highs, here's why:
Office space vacancies in the Bay Area’s largest cities have reached new highs, according to a new report.
2-time table tennis Olympian Kanak Jha hungry for 1st medal at Paris Olympics
Milpitas native Kanak Jha was the youngest male tennis player to ever qualify for the Olympics in 2016. Since then, he's become a two-time Olympian and will be the only player from the U.S. In the table tennis singles matches at the Paris Olympics.
South Bay businesses, gov't agencies impacted by global software glitch
Silicon Valley businesses and government agencies impacted by global tech glitch that impacted Microsoft software.
San Jose hospital reverses course on trauma center closure
In an about-face, a hospital in the South Bay now says it will not close its trauma center after all. When the closure plans at Regional Medical Center were announced back in March, it prompted months of protests. But on Friday, community leaders say they’re still not taking a "victory lap" over the latest announcement.
San Jose neighborhood pleads for more help to thwart mail thefts
One south San Jose neighborhood says it has been hit by mail thieves so many times it wants all the community mailboxes replaced.
3.4 earthquake rattles parts of Santa Clara County
An earthquake rattled parts of the South Bay Thursday evening.
Sunnyvale stabbing: Victim slashed under left eye, union says
A person was stabbed in Sunnyvale Wednesday afternoon, and the victim suffered a cut under their left eye, according to the Sunnyvale Public Safety Officers' Association.
Sunnyvale resident shot at during attempted car theft
An attempted vehicle theft in Sunnyvale ended in gunfire early Wednesday when a resident confronted the suspects.
Here’s the income you need to be in the top 1% in California
In five states, including California, earners need to make over $1 million annually to be in the 1% range.