Longtime Saratoga resident takes over as long-term substitute for two classes
While AP Computer Science and Digital Electronics teacher Thomas Wang went on a 12-week paternity leave in early February, his position is being filled by long-term substitute teacher Perry Constantine. According to Los Gatos-Saratoga Union High School District public information and engagement officer Tanya De La Cruz, the district sought...
Berryessa Creek Park On Alert After ‘Reeking’ Dog Treats Rattle Pet Owners
A San Jose dog walk turned unsettling this weekend when a local owner reported finding dozens of dog treats scattered across Berryessa Creek Park that she said smelled strongly of insecticide. She told officials she also found an empty container of Milk Bones tucked behind a tree, and that the gloves she used to gather the treats absolutely reeked and gave her a headache...
San José Day Festival Returns April 8–12 with Five Days of Free Events
The 8th Annual San José Day Festival is back, bringing five days of free, outdoor events celebrating the city's culture, creativity, and community. From art shows and tattoo flash days to bike rides, fashion, photography, and live music, the festival spreads across multiple venues in downtown San Jose and beyond.
Fremont’s 24-Inch “King Kong” Pizza Is Breaking Diets And Blowing Up Group Chats
Pizza Hub is the kind of Fremont spot that turns a “let’s just grab pizza” plan into a full-on group ritual the minute someone mentions their gigantic King Kong (24″) Afghani Pizza. 🍕🔥. Word started spreading when locals realized this family-run hub wasn’t only doing...
San Jose man arrested in stolen property sting: sheriff
(KRON) — A 53-year-old San Jose man was arrested on suspicion of organized retail theft and receiving stolen property after he allegedly admitted to detectives that he was purchasing and selling stolen goods, including high-priced products from The Home Depot. The Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office said its High Impact team shut down the operation […]
Cupertino Fast-Tracks 32 Townhomes by Vallco as State Housing Clash Heats Up
Cupertino is clearing the way for more townhomes along Stevens Creek Boulevard, signing off on a small but closely watched project a short walk from the former Vallco mall. This winter, the City Council voted 4-0, with one abstention, to approve Dividend Homes' plan for 32 townhouse-style units on a 1.77-acre mid-block site on Stevens Creek Boulevard. The development will replace three low-rise...
San Jose Spotlight: Rod Diridon Remembered As Santa Clara County Transit Pioneer
If the state of California was a person, its name would be Rod Diridon Sr., who will be remembered as the "father" of Santa Clara County's modern transit system. He died Friday at age 87. Article continues below this ad. Diridon succumbed to sepsis and an underlying cancer of the...
48th Annual Nikkei Matsuri Festival
The beloved Nikkei Matsuri Festival returns to San Jose’s Historic Japantown, bringing together community members and visitors for a vibrant celebration of Japanese American culture, traditions, and heritage. Established in 1978, the annual event has become a longstanding tradition that highlights the richness of the Japanese American experience while supporting the local Japantown community.
Scattered dog treats at San Jose park not poisoned: officials
SAN JOSE, Calif. (KRON) — Several dog treats discovered dumped at a San Jose park last weekend by a user on Nextdoor and Reddit, and believed to be poisoned, were just old, according to officials who spoke with KRON4. The author of the posts said she was visiting Berryessa Creek Park with her two dogs […]
Santa Clara County DA’s Office Clears Officer in Fatal Shooting
The Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office said a South Bay police officer who fatally shot a man attacking his roommate acted lawfully and saved a life. A report released Tuesday by District Attorney Jeff Rosen’s office said Santa Clara Police Officer Robert Allsup “acted in lawful defense of others” when he shot 32-year-old Nizamuddin Mohammed on the morning of Sept. 3, 2025.
