San Jose CA

San Jose mobile home residents say the city blindsided them by proposing changes that will increase rents. The Housing Department is considering an update to its mobile home rent policy that would include a one-time rent increase up to 10% whenever a mobile home is sold, among other changes. Under the existing...

A Quick Shake That Grabbed Attention (Image Credits: Unsplash) San Francisco Bay Area – As the sun dipped low on a crisp Friday evening, a subtle tremor cut through the routine, reminding everyone of the region’s restless geology. A Quick Shake That Grabbed Attention Picture this: you’re settling in for the weekend,...

"People normally don't expect this kind of specialty pastry in Fremont."

The city of East Palo Alto settled a federal suit brought by a homeowner who was facing a nearly $55,000 affordable housing fee to split his lot and build a second home and an ADU.

An event that has recently caught the attention of residents in South San Jose is a possible earthquake that occurred just a minute ago. The incident has sparked a flurry of discussions on social media, with people sharing their experiences and speculations.

What started as a late-summer street confrontation on Bahama Way has ended with four arrests, after San José detectives spent months unraveling what they describe as a gang-motivated assault case. San José police said Thursday that four suspects, ages 19, 18, 16 and 14, have been taken into custody...

An elderly driver has been hospitalized after plowing his vehicle into a coffee shop in Los Gatos on Thanksgiving night, police said.

Every year, San Jose father Eric Harvey bakes pies for local first responders. It all stemmed from a 911 call he made in 2021.

With nearly a million people expected to come to Silicon Valley between the Super Bowl and FIFA World Cup in 2026, preparations are underway to ensure the Bay Area is ready. One of the things that law enforcement agencies are looking out for is a potential increase in human trafficking.

SAN JOSE, Calif. - Silicon Valley leaders are filling utility boxes with sand, running undercover stings and devoting entire municipal teams to repairing copper wire as rising thefts wreak street light outages and thousands of dollars in property damage. Those were the insights of a Nov. 12 panel hosted by...