San Jose police are searching for the thieves who stole 50 koi fish worth a collective $4,000 from the Japanese Friendship Garden.

Police response times in the city of San Jose are not getting any faster and are falling well short of policing goals.

A massive late-night fire has destroyed a piece of San Jose’s history, as the 154-year-old Graves Mansion went up in flames.

Even more questions are now swirling in the investigation surrounding a controversial video released last month of a bikini-clad woman getting out of a San Jose Fire Department engine and walking into the Pink Poodle strip club.

San Jose police issued an astronomical 720 citations at an illegal weekend sideshow, and they are now revealing the new tactic that allowed them to bust so many stunt drivers and spectators.

Police in Palo Alto are looking for a group of criminals that they are calling the Dinnertime Home Burglary Crew.

The city of San Jose has broken a record that no city would ever want to break. So far this year, 30 pedestrians have been hit and killed by cars.

San Jose City Hall, the 2005-completed complex with its 18-story tower designed by architect Richard Meier (of Getty Center fame) was built to withstand earthquakes, but boy does it sway, say city employees.

Seven people are in jail accused of running underground casinos and much more inside two San Jose homes.

Comcast internet subscribers in Fremont are getting fed up with outages caused by vandals.

Matching DNA evidence has solved yet another perplexing cold-case murder, this time in Sunnyvale.

An appellate court has overturned the second-degree murder convictions of three former Santa Clara County correctional deputies convicted for the deadly jail beating in 2015 of mentally ill inmate Michael Tyree.

On July 12th, officers found an underground bunker adjacent to a large homeless encampment in Coyote Creek loaded with a cache of stolen guns, power tools, and other random equipment totaling around $100,000.