San Jose CA

Following a high-speed pursuit in San Jose, police officers captured an armed robbery suspect with the help of aerial surveillance. The incident unfolded yesterday evening when Foothill Division Patrol Officers of the San Jose Police Department spotted a vehicle connected to an armed robbery earlier that day....

A 30-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and vandalism following two separate incidents in San Jose last week, police said.

Thousands of stolen packages and pieces of mail are making their way back to Santa Clara residents after detectives arrested a boyfriend-and-girlfriend team suspected of using stolen credit cards across the city, according to police. Many of the recovered items appear to be holiday gifts, and detectives say they have...

Earthquake swarms have rattled the Tri-Valley region in November and December.

In 2023, Gov. Gavin Newsom launched a new program intended to revolutionize the way counties provide mental health care to some of their most vulnerable residents. CARE Court provides a new pathway for the courts to coordinate mental health and substance use treatment, medications and housing placements for people in...

In Washington, a dispute over whether to renew enhanced premium subsidies that help keep Affordable Care Act marketplace insurance plans affordable prompted the longest shutdown in history. Absent federal action, hundreds of thousands of people could be priced out of Covered California insurance in 2026. On...

(KRON) — A police pursuit that started in Morgan Hill later ended in San Jose early Monday morning after authorities disabled the suspects’ stolen vehicle, according to the Morgan Hill Police Department. Around 3 a.m., Morgan Hill police officers were patrolling East Dunne Avenue, looking to intercept vehicle theft...

California's new law, effective January 1, 2026, protects outreach workers from penalties when helping homeless individuals, even in illegal encampments. Senate Bill 634, initially aimed at preventing citations for sleeping outside, was modified amid backlash.

A recent nonpartisan audit has placed eight California state agencies on a high-risk list for potential waste, fraud, or mismanagement, intensifying debate as labor groups advance a proposed wealth tax aimed at the state’s richest residents.

BART ridership moved noticeably in 2025 -- not in a smooth straight line, but in a clear upward trajectory that peaked in the fall, according to the agency's monthly ridership snapshots and its own year-end updates. Bay Area Rapid Transit.