One month after The Mercury News sued San Jose over its handling of a scandal involving a stripper, the city is now advancing controversial protocols that limit public access to city records and reduce outside oversight, raising concerns for transparency advocates.

Recent data reveals that the Bay Area's San Jose housing market faces the most dramatic decline in inventory in the nation with active listings and new listings both dropping significantly.

A Dublin man faces federal charges for allegedly tampering with his former employer's computer systems, causing chaos for the company and its operations

A San Jose business owner suffers a devastating loss after an entire U-Haul truck filled with one-of-a-kind anime merchandise was stolen just before a major convention.

A recent update to the City of Oakland's FAQ page provides insight into the events leading to the end of negotiations with the Oakland Athletics, revealing what went wrong.

As the 49ers' OTA sessions continue, quarterbacks Sam Darnold and Trey Lance test their skills and push the limits, while training camp reports spark a frenzy of speculation.

An unprovoked hammer attack in San Mateo left a 34-year-old man unconscious, prompting police to arrest a construction worker under suspicion of attempted murder and other charges.

San Jose's Berryessa neighborhood could house the city's largest-ever RV parking site for the homeless, less than 1 mile away from proposed luxury developments, raising questions about contrasting approaches to housing in the area.

Vivian Gomez, the woman accused of causing Antioch model Christina Gourkani's death through illegal silicone injections, was granted bail and now awaits her next court appearance on June 7.

San Jose airport celebrates a key passenger milestone, yet Bay Area air travel facilities still struggle to achieve pre-pandemic numbers.

Two people are dead and another is in critical condition following a terrible accident on Highway 1 in Pescadero, where two cars plunged off the road and into a nearby lagoon.

San Jose's housing sector is continues booming, with Trumark Homes securing $400 million in financing for a 32-townhome project - a stark contrast to the continued commercial real estate apocalypse.

An inmate at San Jose's Santa Clara County Main Jail stabbed two correctional deputies with a makeshift knife. The attack highlights the daily risks faced by those who work to maintain order inside these facilities.