Long-Delayed Santa Clara Project Cuts Office Space

The behemoth development across from Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara has received a key nod from city officials to help it move forward.

San Jose Woman Suspected Of Murder After Body Found In Burned Building

Police said the deceased victim was found on Monday, and that Estrada was arrested on suspicion of arson and murder.

Palo Alto Hopes To Protect El Camino Retail Amid Housing Boom

When city leaders pitched a plan to transform El Camino Real into a “grand boulevard,” there was a gauntlet of skepticism in Palo Alto.

Man Killed By San Jose Police May Have Killed His Child To Trigger Deadly Confrontation

Police said they tried to de-escalate the situation, but the suspect, Fremont resident Mateusz Dzierbun, refused to follow their commands.

Police Fatally Shoot Suspect During Stabbing Investigation In San Jose

Police in San Jose shot and killed someone Sunday night.

Hundreds Of Unwanted Amazon Packages Pile Up On San Jose Woman's Door: Reports

A scam seller sent angry customers a return label with one San Jose woman's address, and Amazon was reportedly less than helpful about it.

Pro Teams Look To Invest In Santa Clara School Sports Field

A football field in Santa Clara could be on tap to receive a long overdue upgrade.

Santa Clara County Weighs Bringing Back Zero Bail

The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors is considering revisiting the idea of zero cash bail.

Return Of Campbell Summer Concerts A Boon For Businesses

Campbell is ready to groove again after one of the region's largest free summer concert events was canceled last year.

Next Santa Clara County Assessor Could Reshape The Valley

“It impacts everybody in the county, whether you’re a property owner or kids in school,” Assessor Larry Stone told San Jose Spotlight. “

Sunnyvale's Retail Protection Plan Falls Short

One of Sunnyvale's proposals to build more housing threatens to demolish several grocery stores, and city fixes haven't patched the problem.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service officer Dragged And Injured By Fleeing Suspect

The Fish and Wildlife officer attempted to detain the driver of a Can-Am vehicle. The vehicle drove into the officer, police said.

Lawsuit Ties Up Millions Of Dollars In Campbell Revenue: San Jose Spotlight

It's unclear when the lawsuit will be resolved, forcing the city to leave roughly $8.7 million the measure has already collected in escrow

The Biz Beat: Mommy's Bánh Mì In San Jose Knows Best

Lai told Natalie Le, his mother 'You should go start a food truck.’ Three days later, a small trailer from Craigslist pops up.'"

San Jose Nonprofits Threatened By Federal Funding Cuts

Santa Clara County nonprofits serving the region's vulnerable residents are facing funding cuts coming down from the Trump administration.

​Pedestrian Struck By Vehicle In San Jose

The woman was taken to a hospital following the collision, according to police.

Santa Clara Growers' Uncertainty About ICE Policy Could Lead To Harvest Season Labor Shortage

Growers face concerns about whether immigrant farmworkers will feel safe enough to work during the approaching harvest season.

San Jose Police Will Use Drones To Ramp Up Enforcement On Illegal Fireworks

Jeff Levine has lived in San Jose for over a decade and said the illegal fireworks problem has gotten out of control.

San Jose Homeless Advocates Create Support Network

Parks, Recreation and Neighborhood Services spokesperson Amanda Rodriguez said the area has become increasingly unsafe.

Silicon Valley BART Tunnel Launches Construction

“The prices we’ve seen from the current contractor are nearly double our budget, we just can’t work with those,” VTA Chief Maguire said.

Police Bust Teen Crime Ring In San Jose Allegedly Behind Armed Thefts, Business Break-Ins

Suspects, all ages 14 to 16, used stolen vehicles to ram or chain-rip store doors before looting and fleeing, police said.

Man Arrested After Stabbing That Kills 1, Injures 1 In San Jose

One person was pronounced dead at the scene and the other was treated for injuries, police said.

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San Jose Homeless Advocates Create Support Network

Advocates say it is to work with people who are caught up in homeless sweeps and the abolishment of encampments within the city.

San Jose University Students Use AI To Help Laid-Off Federal Workers Find New Careers

An assignment for a required course at San Jose State University led to the creation of a tool for laid-off federal employees.

San Jose "Breeze Of Innovation" Landmark Design Scrapped For New Plan

A nonprofit group called Urban Confluence of Silicon Valley is not afraid to dream big for San Jose.

Early Results In San Jose City Council Race Show Anthony Tordillos Leading

Tuesday's update showed Tordillos had 4,449 votes, 64%, and Gabby Chavez-Lopez had 2,413 votes, 35%, according to the Registrar of Voters.

Former San Jose State Football Star Killed In Los Angeles Crash

Chandler Jones, 33, was struck and killed by an SUV on the Marina (90) Freeway in Los Angeles over the weekend, according to authorities.

Santa Clara County Homelessness Hits New High

Homelessness has increased in one of the most expensive regions in the nation, a tell-tale sign of what could come.

East San Jose Cultural District Nets $50K Grant

The School of Arts and Culture at Mexican Heritage Plaza is gearing up to launch San Jose's first distinct cultural district.

Cupertino All-Inclusive Playground Welcomes Everyone

Cupertino resident Alicia Schober got teary-eyed at the opening of a new, all-inclusive playground at Jollyman Park earlier this month.

Man Who Exposed Himself On Bus Arrested, Sheriff's Office Says

The suspect was booked into jail on suspicion of indecent exposure, battery, and an outstanding warrant for burglary.

San Jose Bans Homeless People Renting RVs

Campos said the city’s two safe parking sites are insufficient to accommodate the 800 RV dwellers across San Jose.

State Could Strip Silicon Valley's Homeless Funding

The progress San Jose and Santa Clara County have made to reduce homelessness could be halted as the state cuts crucial funding for housing.

San Jose Cancels 4th Of July Festival: SJ Spotlight

The city canceled fireworks at Aldamen Lake due to safety concerns, but will host other fireworks shows.

Person Dies After San Jose Crash On Tully Road

Due to the crash investigation, eastbound Tully Road was closed through the early morning hours from Galveston Avenue to Senter Road.

San Jose's $5.5B Budget Tackles Controversial Plans

The City Council voted Tuesday to approve a $5.5 billion proposed operating budget for fiscal year 2025-26.

Silicon Valley Lawmakers Sound Alarm On Trump's Military Mobilization

“It’s not limited to California or Los Angeles,” Lofgren said. “It’s illegal, but he’s saying he’s going to send troops where he wants.”

1 Killed, 1 Injured In Early Morning San Jose Crash

A man has been arrested on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter and driving under the influence following a fatal crash.

San Jose Leaders Approve Mayor's "Responsibility To Shelter" Ordinance For Unhoused

The San Jose City Council approved a controversial ordinance on homelessness at its regular meeting on Tuesday.