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San Jose on the hunt for new e-scooter provider
San Jose is looking for a new e-scooter partner after negotiations with the exclusive vendor fell through. Scooter users were…
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Future of East San Jose youth center uncertain after fire
A devastating fire that recently gutted a vacant youth center in East San Jose hasn’t diminished the community’s desire to…
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Ex-San Jose councilmember sentenced to 18 years for child molestation
Disgraced former San Jose Councilmember Omar Torres has been sentenced to 18 years in prison after pleading ‘no contest’ to…
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NBC Bay Area: Fire scorches vacant MACSA building in San Jose
A three-alarm fire destroyed the vacant former MACSA youth center in San Jose early Friday. At about 1 a.m., San…
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Fired-up Newsom shares his pitch for a Democratic turnaround
An animated Gavin Newsom on Wednesday shared his pitch for how to turn around the Democrats’ brand and better oppose…
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Controversial Santa Clara County dam expansion scrapped
One of Valley Water’s most controversial and costly projects has been shelved indefinitely. The water district’s board of directors unanimously…
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High-end downtown San Jose restaurant closes
An upscale San Jose restaurant has closed less than two years after it opened, as the city grapples with attracting…
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California may lose fed funding for not enforcing trucker English rules
By David Fischer, Kate Payne, Morgan Lee and Eugene Johnson, AP writers California, Washington and New Mexico could lose millions…
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San Jose students get free bikes to commute to school
Two nonprofits have teamed up to make it easier for students in East San Jose to get to school. Good…
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Santa Clara County urges vaccinations as students return to school
Santa Clara County health officials are urging families to prioritize vaccinating their children as students return to school and looming…
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Valley Water land sees reduction in San Jose homeless camps
As efforts to clean up trash and clear homeless residents from local waterways continue, officials are working to make sure…
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The Biz Beat: Downtown San Jose clothing store suitable for all occasions
For more than 105 years, Hammer & Lewis Clothiers has existed in an indefinable place in culture and time. Its…
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Cupertino residents pick backyard fruit for people in need
Cupertino resident Vidula Aiyer’s idea to address food waste and hunger in her community is simple — gather volunteers to…
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BART voices frustrations about lack of transparency from VTA
The partnership between two Silicon Valley transit agencies is souring amid accusations of a lack of communication involving the region’s most significant expansion project.…
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San Jose Viet Museum remains closed amid lawsuit
San Jose’s Viet Museum has been closed for months due to a political power struggle. Now its leaders are suing…
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Silicon Valley lawmaker has plans to help high fire risk communities
One local lawmaker wants to put high fire risk communities at the forefront of wildfire prevention and mitigation, with federal…
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San Jose group targets small businesses to uplift neighborhood
As East San Jose’s Mayfair neighborhood struggles with poverty, gentrification and divestment, one group is creating a plan to uplift…
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Can Silicon Valley express lanes end traffic congestion?
Silicon Valley’s transportation agency wants to increase revenues from its highway express lanes, but advocates say they could save more…
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Silicon Valley leaders discuss how federal cuts will hurt region
Santa Clara County officials want their largest city’s support in hiking sales taxes to keep their public hospital system alive…
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Los Gatos residents upset over reckless e-bike riders
Tensions in the West Valley are amping up as e-bike riders zip through small community streets at high speeds. One town…
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