San Jose CA

SANTA CLARA, Calif. - "What is your favorite thing I cook and you take to school?" asked Raquel Smith. "Spaghetti!" answered Callie Flores. Callie Flores and her mom, Raquel Smith are thankful. Thankful to the moms who sent them a gift card, so they could buy a week's worth of groceries.

San Jose placed people swept from its largest homeless encampment in motels earlier this year, but neighbors near one location are raising safety concerns. Residents near the Bristol Hotel at 3341 S. Bascom Ave. on the border of San Jose and Campbell said RVs have appeared near the motel since homeless people began...

A new law in one California city, titled the "Dark Sky" law, has reportedly gone under review, which would require homeowners to switch off their lights by midnight on the dot

One of the suspects, 25-year-old Kaleb Charters, took the stand on Wednesday.

A man suspected of ramming his pickup multiple times into a food truck in South San Jose earlier this year has been arrested, police said.

In 2020, Charlie Ternan was a 22-year-old getting ready to graduate from Santa Clara University (SCU). But three weeks before his graduation, he tragically died after taking a pill that he thought was Percocet. It turned out to be fentanyl. On Oct. 16, nearly five years after Charlie’s death, his parents, Ed and...

Morgan Hill held its first Viva Calle open streets event Nov. 2, closing 2.5 miles of roads to vehicle traffic and opening them to pedestrians and cyclists in an effort to promote community building and support local businesses. The event, held from 10am-2pm, marks the expansion of a concept that...

Milpitas is encouraging residents to use electric appliances and vehicles to reduce the city’s carbon emissions. The city aims to decrease reliance on natural gas and gasoline. This effort is intended to support environmental goals and address air quality concerns.

If you’ve ridden a VTA bus or light rail lately, you may have noticed a “VTA 30th Anniversary” logo displayed across the fleet. It’s a small symbol of how far the agency has come and how much work remains to make our transportation system all it can be.

On Monday November 3, funding for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) was expected to be withheld due to the federal government shutdown. More than 41 million Americans (12% of U.S. residents) receive SNAP benefits and without them, would have to rely on food banks.