As Tesla faces a possible class-action lawsuit following several shocking allegations of racism and discrimination at its Fremont factory, employees demand action and change in the company's work environment.

Child prodigy Kairan Quazi has defied expectations, graduating from Santa Clara University at just 14 and securing a job with SpaceX.

Discover the incredible story of a residents in Palo Alto who encountered a disoriented bald eagle in their backyard. The Animal Control officers managed the situation with care.

A fatal car collision claims the life of a 15-year-old Willow Glen High School student

As National Pride Month begins, a series of incidents have emerged in Silicon Valley, where rainbow flags have been stolen or vandalized, highlighting the ongoing issue of anti-LGBTQ+ sentiment.

San Jose's city council will decide on four new projects that could provide shelter and parking to hundreds of homeless residents and continue the city's progress in tackling homelessness.

Mayor London Breed leads a bipartisan group of mayors calling for federal action on the fentanyl crisis, with San Jose's own Mayor Matt Mahan joining the efforts

Despite recent storms replenishing reservoirs, San Jose residents may face one of California's largest water bill increases in the coming months.

California's Assembly recently passed a bill that could pave the way for cannabis consumption lounges, serving food and beverages and hosting live events.

San Jose's homeless population sees a hopeful reduction while challenges in other cities of California remain daunting

A drop in San Jose's homeless population could signal progress, yet the city and the rest of the state continue to face challenges in addressing homelessness, including an increase in homeless families and resource limitations.

In an effort to increase youth ridership and public transportation use in the San Francisco Bay Area, BART has unveiled five anime mascots as part of a unique approach at FanimeCon. This unveiling is meant to create an engaging connection with younger audiences and promote the use of public transit.

Over 70 California law enforcement agencies have been warned by civil rights groups to stop illegally sharing sensitive license plate data with states that restrict abortion rights by a June deadline.