Burned East San Jose youth center could be rebuilt
An East San Jose youth center that burned to the ground last year has only made the community more determined to raise it from the ashes. The Alum Rock Union School District board of trustees on Thursday voted 4-1 to enter an exclusive negotiating agreement with SOMOS Mayfair and the School of Arts and Culture, which r
Comedian Phil Medina returns as headliner to San Jose stage where his career began
One of the Bay Area's most recognizable comedy venues is preparing for another packed night of stand-up as comedian Phil Medina returns to the stage where his career began.
Person arrested for trespassing at Fremont middle school
(KRON) — The Fremont Police Department said officers responded Sunday, May 24, to a report of trespassing at a middle school on Irvington Avenue. “A subject jumped a fence and entered the school’s gated area,” according to a Fremont police log. “The subject had previously been arrested for trespassing at another school
Police Use Gps Tracker To Arrest Teens After Bay Area Stolen Car Chase
Menlo Park police used a GPS tracking device to arrest three teenagers accused of driving a stolen vehicle across the Bay Area without carrying out a high-speed chase. The case ended in Berkeley after officers tracked the car from a distance and coordinated with other agencies. Video shared by ABC7...
Students’ planned reactions to commencement speech
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Senior affordable homes project in San Jose gets boost from lease deal
SAN JOSE — A San Jose affordable housing development for seniors has taken a significant step forward following a real estate deal to lease the land where the apartments would be built to the project’s developer. The project, located at 700 East St. John St., would produce 68...
Closed Portion of Santa Clara’s Jenny Strand Park Reopens After Suspected Poison Pellets Removed
A previously closed section of Jenny Strand Park was reopened this past week after City staff completed cleanup, inspections, and an investigation into suspected rodent poison pellets found earlier this month. The pellets were discovered on May 11. Parks staff immediately removed visible material and inspected the affe
San Jose Shivers, Then Sizzles As Sun-Soaked Weekend Rolls In
San Jose woke up today to a cool, partly cloudy start, with Mineta San Jose International reporting temperatures near 55°F and plenty of low-level moisture in the air. Those gray morning skies will not last, though. Low clouds are expected to thin by late morning, setting up a mostly sunny afternoon for most neighborho
Religion: Justice is a way of life
Faith-based organizations here in South Santa Clara County thrive due to a shared sense of justice. For 250 years, all expressions of religion have grown due to support guaranteed by our First Amendment constitutional right: “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free ex
Hayward Family Blown Out Of Home Takes PG&E To Court
A Hayward-area family whose rental home was obliterated in a gas blast along East Lewelling Boulevard is now suing Pacific Gas & Electric, Alameda County and a pair of construction firms, saying a Dec. 11, 2025 pipeline explosion left them badly injured and with nothing left to salvage. Their lawsuit seeks money for ex
