San Jose CA

This is the start of phased cleanups from the city of San Jose that will run all summer.

(The Center Square) – As U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents continue to be assaulted when arresting foreign nationals in the U.S. illegally with lawful immigration orders, U.S. attorneys in California are prosecuting the offenders. In northern California, Nicaraguan national De-Jesus Morales was charged...

Step inside Grand Central Market, and you’ll feel like you've been dropped into a sizzling stew of global flavors, local color, and downtown L.A. history. This vibrant indoor market has been fueling Los Angeles since 1917—and today, it’s still a magnetic mix of old-school charm and modern foodie flair.

People gathered for pro-democracy protests across the country on Saturday.

A record surge in Valley Fever (coccidioidomycosis) has health officials warning not only residents but also visitors: breathing dusty air in parts of California is enough to pick up the fungus that can attack the lungs—and, in rare cases, the brain or bones.

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KBAK/KBFX) — It’s easy to be distracted while driving and wanting to look at your phone. Whether entering directions or quickly checking a text, it’s still illegal. Across 31 states, a new law, including California, is making the rules even stricter. At the beginning of...

Dr. Ryan Watkins was put on probation by the Dental Board of California for 35 months in 2020

If you believe many of the politicians and pundits, the summer of 2025 will be one of unrest. You can see the violence going on throughout the streets of major California cities. Idaho continues to thrive, attracting more businesses employing native and future Idahoans. Idaho, Texas, Arizona, and Florida are...

A church in Pleasant Hill put up a banner with rainbow Pride colors saying "All are Welcome," and it was vandalized over the weekend. The banner was slashed with a knife, and the church's Reverend Liz Tichenor said she was "horrified" that this would happen here, but they have just repaired the banner using rainbow...

Alameda County’s eviction court was crowded on a recent Wednesday. It usually is. Tenants, family members, landlords and attorneys — about 100 people in all — waited long hours to appear before a judge at the Hayward Hall of Justice. Fifty-six people were slated to appear that day in a marathon of back-to-back...