Historic San Jose Building Poised To Become Senior Housing

Roygbiv Real Estate Development wants to gut a two-story historic structure, the Realty Building, while maintaining its facade.

Google Could Delay Millions In San Jose Community Funds

Time is money, and in Silicon Valley, that saying is exceedingly true.

San Jose Expands Police Patrol On Walking Trails

San Jose police officers will soon routinely patrol the area in an effort to help revitalize the region.

Booms And Busts: Silicon Valley Economy Divided

“If you live in Silicon Valley, you should never get overly euphoric during the boom, and you should never get despondent during the bust.”

San Jose: The No. 1 U.S. City In Youth Homelessness

San Jose has a growing crisis in the region.

South Bay Goes Under Freeze Watch

The freeze watch will be in effect from 2 to 9 a.m. Wednesday, and residents are urged to prepare, the NWS said.

Glitches Spark Controversy At San Jose Flag Ceremony

A flag raising ceremony has sparked concern about respect for San Jose's Vietnamese residents.

Residents Don't Want To Retire In San Jose

The primary reason the city is a poor place to retire is because the cost of living is too high.

At-Risk Missing 79-Year-Old Woman Sought: Sunnyvale DPS

A Silver Alert was issued for Santa Clara, San Mateo and Alameda counties on behalf of the Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety.

Santa Clara County Backs $1M Gun Violence Task Force Expansion

The gun violence team will expand from its current five positions to 23.

How Clean Is Silicon Valley's Drinking Water?

Chromium-6 is still present in much of the drinking water around the state, including in the South Bay.

15 Of The Most Influential Black Leaders In Silicon Valley

Black residents make up about 3% of Santa Clara County's population, but the impact of Black leaders on the region is undeniable.

San Jose Plans Affordable Housing For Foster Youth

The project on Parkmoor Avenue will have 40 apartments for foster youth between the ages of 15 and 24.

Chinese New Year Parade & Fests; 'Bluey' On Stage: SF Bay Area Weekend

Looking for things to do this weekend in the San Francisco Bay region? Patch has you covered.

Santa Clara County Closing Mass COVID Vaccine And Testing Sites

Santa Clara County will close its mass COVID-19 vaccination and testing sites by the end of February.

Pedestrian Killed In South Bay Hit-And-Run: CHP

The victim was identified as a 46-year-old San José man, the CHP said.

South Bay Blaze Displaces 7

No one was injured in the fire, which prompted a response by PG&E and the American Red Cross.

San Jose Legends: Frank Fiscalini's 100-Year Ride

A life and career that has touched thousands.

Big Rig Fire Shutters South Bay Highway

The big rig is fully engulfed in flames of around 6:48 a.m. Monday.

Broken East San Jose Traffic Light Signals Disparities

Residents say a broken traffic signal in a busy intersection is a part of a long line of disparities in East San Jose.

South Bay Reentry Program Changes Lives Of Formerly Incarcerated

“This program has helped me tremendously change my life and transform into the better man I am today.”

Audit Shows Sloppy San Jose Gun Shop Inspections

San Jose police are not inspecting gun shops properly, with officers failing to conduct surprise inspections.

South Bay Lottery Player Wins $247M Jackpot

Edward Lojewski split the $494 Mega Millions jackpot with a Florida winner in an October drawing.

Will San Jose's Homeless Count Be Higher Than Last Year?

Hundreds of volunteers are searching San Jose streets to get an updated count of its homeless population.

Silicon Valley's Outdoor Dining An Obstacle For Disabled Community

For lifelong San Jose resident Michelle Mashburn, there are parts of the city where she can never go.

Magnitude 3.7 Quake Rattles South Bay

The quake struck at a depth of 5.9 kilometers, about 9 kilometers east/northeast of San Martin.

Biden Excludes Santa Clara County From Storm Relief Funds

Funds for home repairs and temporary housing are available to those affected — but not in the South Bay.

San Jose Closes Dozens Of Parks After Storms

A historic amount of rain has closed 27 parks and trails throughout San Jose, and it's unclear when they will reopen.

San Jose Remembers Fearless Social Justice Leader

Local activist and community leader Bea Robinson Mendez, 88, died from pneumonia on Jan. 13, but her legacy lives on.

Santa Clara County Has Low Rates Of COVID, Flu

The county continues to monitor COVID infections in wastewater because the numbers on the dashboard may not be telling the real story.

UPDATE: Milpitas Officials Ban Natural Gas In New Buildings

The Milpitas City Council approved two policies Tuesday to combat climate change and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Fatal South Bay Freeway Crash Under Investigation

The crash occurred about 12:59 a.m. Saturday in rainy conditions just south of the East Brokaw Road off-ramp, according to the CHP.

Campbell Business Owners Impacted By Storms Eligible For Tax Relief

Business owners and taxpayers impacted by the storms are eligible for state emergency tax relief from late payment interest and penalties.

Fatal South Bay Crash Victim ID'd

Tyler Scheetz, 19, died of his injuries from the Jan. 8 Los Gatos crash, according to the Santa Clara County Medical Examiner's Office

Silicon Valley Mother-Daughter Duo Committed To Public Service

Mother Rosemary Kamei and daughter Ellen Kamei are both serving in local government.

'Annie'; Comfort Food Month; Cioppino Feed: NorCal Weekend

Looking for things to do this weekend in Northern California? Patch has you covered.

Alviso Resident Settles Development Lawsuit

The developer and Mark Espinoza agreed to a confidential settlement, the two parties said.

IRS Extends Filing Deadline Extended For Storm-Ravaged South Bay

Eligible taxpayers will also have until May 15 to make 2022 contributions to their IRAs and health savings accounts.

San Jose Renters Rally For More Rights

A coalition want city policymakers to bolster renter’s rights, preserve affordable rental housing and stop criminalizing homeless residents.

Santa Clara County Shutters Multiple Roads Amid Ongoing Storms

The County of Santa Clara’s Road Maintenance crews are working to reopen impacted roads.