Puppy Bowl's goal is raising awareness about pet adoption
The Puppy Bowl also airs on Sunday, with the ultimate goal of raising awareness about pet adoption.
Supes consider lawsuit after fentanyl death of Baby Phoenix
Santa Clara County supervisors may consider a lawsuit to force the release of a report about the county's child welfare agency.
Levi's Stadium set to host six FIFA World Cup matches in 2026
Though the 2026 FIFA World Cup is still two years away, Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, will host six total matches.
Soccer fan stabbed at Levi's Stadium sues Santa Clara, 49ers
A soccer fan who was stabbed during a Gold Cup match at Levi's Stadium last summer is now suing the city of Santa Clara and the 49ers.
Bay Area cleans up after storm topples trees, causes widespread outages
San Francisco, like most of the Bay Area, is drying out and surveying the damage after this past weekend's windy storm caused a lot of problems.
Driver flees after crash that kills passenger in East San Jose
A man driving a BMW fled after a crash that killed his passenger over the weekend in East San Jose, police said.
San Jose police arrest homicide suspect who allegedly tried to run
San Jose police on Monday announced they arrested a 35-year-old man in connection with a homicide late last year.
Passenger dies after BMW driver hits pole, flees scene: San Jose police
A female passenger died after the male driver of a 2006 white BMW sedan struck a light pole and a tree before fleeing the scene, San Jose police said.
San Jose residents say no to Costco
For three years, West San Jose residents have been fighting the city over construction of a Costco in their neighborhood, especially when there are four others just minutes away.
San Jose mother-daughter daycare operators speak out after toddlers drown in pool
A mother and daughter who owned a San Jose daycare are speaking out for the first time about two toddlers drowning in their pool.
49ers fans wait hours in rain to send off team heading to Vegas
49ers players and staff arrived safely in Las Vegas a couple of hours later, ready to play in the most important game of the year – Super Bowl 58.
4 arrested for string of Bay Area home burglaries
San Jose police shared photos from their recent burglary sting that led to the arrest of four suspects.
Inmate at San Jose jail found dead in cell
A man was found dead in his cell at the main jail facility in San Jose on Sunday, the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office said.
People, dogs and puppies rescued from Guadalupe River in San Jose
Several people, dogs and puppies were rescued from the Guadalupe River in San Jose on Sunday afternoon.
Bay Area storm: Some see power restored, hundreds of thousands still in dark
Widespread rain and howling winds greeted the Bay Area as another storm rolled through Sunday after first hitting the Bay Area on Saturday, causing hundreds of thousands of PG&E customers to lose power.
San Jose man convicted of stealing thousands from construction firm
A San Jose man was convicted of stealing over $3,000 worth of items from a construction company that hired him for painting work, Monterey County prosecutors said.
Loopholes in California’s police transparency law leave public in the dark
The police transparency law, SB 1421, no matter how groundbreaking, was limited to begin with. And now, five years later, is revealing weaknesses as several agencies are finding ways to keep many of the records from the public purview.
Man flees police, dies after crashing into another police car
Fleeing from police, a man died after crashing his motorcycle into a separate police car in San Jose, authorities said.
Bay Area storm intensifies, bringing heavy rain and high winds
A wet and windy storm system is making its way into the Bay Area on Wednesday, bringing the potential for flooding, mudslides, downed trees and power lines.
eBay to pay $59 million to settle DOJ charges over illegal pill presses
San Jose-headquartered commerce company eBay Inc. will pay out a $59 million settlement after the Department of Justice alleged that the company didn't do enough to stop criminals from buying devices used to manufacture counterfeit drugs.