Another dog death reported at SJ Animal Care Center following audit of inhumane conditions
The death of yet another dog at a San Jose animal care and service center is further highlighting glaring issues at the shelter.
San José Police to Conduct DUI Checkpoint on May 16, Location Undisclosed
The San José Police Department (SJPD) will conduct a DUI checkpoint on Friday from 9:00 PM to 3:00 AM. The exact location has not yet been disclosed. The department strategically selects checkpoint locations based on data identifying areas with a higher incidence of impaired driving-related collisions to enhance...
San Jose mayor endorses Newsom’s push to illegalize encampments
Gov. Gavin Newsom wants to ban homeless encampments across California, echoing San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan’s goal to end the era of tents and camps lining city streets, parks and waterways. In Newsom’s proposal announced Monday, he laid out a blueprint for cities to make it illegal to camp...
The Colorado Connection to the Zodiac Killer: A Possible Lead
America’s Zodiac Killer is believed to have murdered at least five people between December 1968 and October 1969 — and remains unidentified to this day. The shootings and stabbings took place over 10 months in California's San Francisco Bay Area. Two victims survived. One of them claimed the killer was someone from...
California hit with back-to-back weather alerts — Winds up to 50 MPH, waves up...
California – California’s coastline faces dangerous marine conditions this week, as gale-force winds and high seas have triggered
Livermore Police Nab Suspect in Starbucks Parking Lot Burglary, San Jose Collaboration Leads to...
Last Tuesday, the Livermore Police were called to the scene of a vehicle burglary at a Starbucks parking lot on Vasco Road. According to witnesses, a suspect had smashed into a car and snatched a backpack full of personal items while the vehicle's owner was occupied inside the store. The...
Caltrain Announces Service Adjustments at Tamien Station in San Jose for Maintenance Work on...
Starting at 9 PM on Friday and lasting until noon on Saturday, Tamien Station in San Jose will see reduced service as crews tackle the nitty-gritty of maintenance work just north of the station. Caltrain reports that these repairs are vital for continuing smooth service down the line. Even though...
Native American family struggling to rebuild after jewelry theft in San Jose
SAN JOSE, Calif. - A Native American family from Arizona is upset and hopes to recover the unique jewelry of their Navajo heritage that was stolen from them while they were visiting the South Bay. They were planning to sell the jewelry at the annual Stanford University Pow Wow last...
Saratoga winery tastes success in its 8-year quest to stay open
After almost a decade spent bringing the winery up to code, House Family Vineyards in Saratoga will be allowed to continue operating pending numerous conditions, including the construction of two fire roads and an open space exchange. The winery has managed to stay open thanks to a series of temporary...
Police Blotter: Aggravated assault of a police officer, narcotics violation and assault to commit...
This report covers incidents from May 5 to May 11 as recorded in the Stanford University Department of Public Safety (SUDPS) bulletin. Learn more about the Clery Act and how The Daily approaches reporting on crime and safety here. Monday, May 5. Grand theft of money, labor, property and all...