Danteon Jeffreys and Mario Johnson face mandatory life terms after a jury tied them to a 51-shot ambush that killed an 18-year-old.

Evyatar Nitzany denies the nurse's claims and has countersued her for defamation as El Camino Hospital fights the same lawsuit.

Wilfredo Juan Colins abused his niece starting at age 12, from Fremont to Pacifica, before a jury convicted him in May.

The three-level houseboat is one of 20 floating homes in Mission Creek, and buyers can't get a mortgage for it.

The Marshall-based oyster farm is taking over the old Barranco space on Mt. Diablo Boulevard, with 130 seats planned for early 2027.

Shelter-in-place orders hit Moss Landing as smoke and flames return to the site of last year's massive battery fire.

San Jose gets a foggy start Friday before sunshine takes over. Temperatures may trend warmer next week, but the longer-range outlook remains uncertain.

The free Saturday festival at John L. Carter Park features live music and transit options for festivalgoers.

The San Jose Democrat says a proposed fee could push young tech talent — and the jobs they'd create — to U.S. rivals.

Uber's cutting 137 more jobs in Sunnyvale as part of a 3,300-position global overhaul reshaping its offices.

Jennie Donohue says her belongings sat behind a $120-a-day storage bill after Palo Alto police towed her GMC pickup near the Opportunity Center.

Build Inc. faces a 90-day cure period before a notice of sale may be recorded, while work on the neighboring public park continues.

The human tissue formed working links to a mouse's brain and spinal cord, but researchers say it's no mini human brain.