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Small plane veers off runway in San Jose

A small plane veered off a runway in San Jose following a mechanical failure Friday.
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San Jose Cops Revive 1984 Apartment Slaying, Plead For New Clues

San José police are reaching back more than four decades and asking the public for help solving a 1984 killing that has never left the department's books. Detectives this week re-circulated details about the unsolved homicide of 21-year-old Kelly Ralston, who was found dead inside a shared apartment in August 1984,...
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San Jose Sheet Metal Company Faces $212K+ Fine After Amputation

The Cal/OSHA issued $212,850 in penalties to All FAB Precision Sheetmetal Inc. following a repeat injury. State safety regulators have issued more than $212,000 in penalties against a San Jose sheet metal company following an investigation into a workplace accident that resulted in an employee losing a finger. The...
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San Jose Police Arrest Cesar Gomez-Saucedo For Alleged Burglary Spree in Foothill Area

San Jose Police Press Department Release Re: Cesar Gomez-Saucedo Arrest. The San José Police Department has arrested a suspect believed to be responsible for a series of burglaries that occurred throughout downtown and east San José between August of 2024 to February of 2026. In January of 2026,...
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🚨 Santa Clara Police Arrest Adult for Buying Alcohol for Minors

On February 25, 2026, Santa Clara Police arrested one person for buying alcohol for minors during a “Shoulder Tap” operation. In this program, a minor—under police supervision—asks adults outside stores to buy alcohol for them while clearly stating they’re under 21. If an adult agrees, they can be arrested and face...
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DoorDash Launching Its Delivery Robots In Fremont, Because Maybe People There Will Complain Less

DoorDash’s longtime dream of cutting paid human beings out of the delivery process is one step closer to reality, as they’re debuting their little robots to do food deliveries, but at first only in Fremont. Food delivery service DoorDash obviously hopes to pay its drivers as little as...
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Man convicted in 2012 killing of Sierra LaMar may get a new trial after...

The man convicted in the 2012 killing of Morgan Hill teen Sierra Lamar may get a new trial. This comes after the California Court of Appeals reversed Antolin Garcia-Torres' judgment on Friday, saying, "There was insufficient evidence of willful, deliberate, and premeditated murder or a specific intent to kill."
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Police Catch 3-Year-Old Girl and Dog from Burning Apartment Balcony: ‘Really Proud of Our...

"They did a great job," Milpitas Police Department Acting Assistant Chief of Police Tyler Jamison exclusively tells PEOPLE of heroic officers, Ricardo Barragan and Trayvon Hartley
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K-9 sniffs out $2M worth of cocaine in South Bay traffic stop

(KRON) — A speeding driver in Milpitas on Thursday was caught with a dozen kilograms of cocaine after a police K-9 alerted to the narcotics during a traffic enforcement stop, according to the California Highway Patrol. The CHP officer had “observed indicators of criminal activity” after pulling the driver over for...
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Santa Clara Unified Layoffs Pass Unanimously

The Santa Clara Unified Board of Trustees approved the dreaded layoffs after months of pushback. At the board meeting on Thursday, Feb. 26, the district made some changes before approving the layoffs; however, these concessions didn’t change the fact that many beloved teachers and staff members will lose their jobs.

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