San José Mineta International Airport is set to introduce Waymo's autonomous vehicle service, starting with employee trials and planning to offer public rides later in the year.

San Jose man Jose L. Hernandez was arrested after a traffic stop revealed expired tags, two ghost guns, and an open alcohol container; he faces multiple charges.

Spirit Airlines will end service at Oakland and San Jose airports as part of a nationwide retrenchment. United Airlines is adding flights to fill the gap left by Spirit's departure.

The Bay Area Lyme Foundation launched Bay Area Lyme Ventures, the first investment fund focused on Lyme disease, supporting companies like Aces Diagnostics and LymeAlert developing diagnostic tools.

Diego Albil Perezpinzon is to be arraigned on multiple felony charges after allegedly firing a gun post-bar fight, resulting in a bystander's minor injury.

A pedestrian died after a cyclist hit her in San Jose, marking the city's 23rd traffic death in 2025. The cyclist was arrested under suspicion of DUI.

Elizabeth Holmes hasn't tweeted since 2016, but she just started sliding into a San Francisco biohacker's replies from federal prison, despite a social media ban that prohibits inmates from such communications.

Construction begins on the Monarch at Redwood affordable housing complex in San Mateo County, aiming to provide 86 affordable apartments to lower-income residents by 2027.

The U.S. DOJ secured a partial antitrust victory against Google, mandating it to end its exclusivity deals and share search data with rivals, but not forcing the sale of Chrome.

The Almaden Quicksilver County Park offers tours to explore the history of mercury mining in San José, highlighting local indigenous mining and the economic boom of the 1840s-1890s.

Two men were arrested in Sunnyvale for an attempted homicide on July 4th. They were booked without incident for the violence that occurred in Fairwood Park.

Robbery at San Mateo's Hillsdale Mall Macy's leads to an arrest; Fernando Escotorivera allegedly attempted to steal $550.50 worth of items before assaulting a store officer.

The San José Police arrested three suspects for strong-armed robberies targeting online marketplace transactions, recovering firearms and issuing community safety tips.