Despite a property tax cut in the SF Bay Area, Santa Clara County sees a record-breaking $661.2 billion assessment roll for 2023-23, with some cities outpacing others in growth.

Stabbing at Levi's Stadium during the CONCACAF Gold Cup soccer match leaves one critically injured while Santa Clara Police Department searches for the suspect and a person of interest.

Thousands of Bay Area residents were left without power during a sweltering heat wave, with weather as the primary suspect for the outages. PG&E customers faced ongoing disruptions in electricity access as the region experienced soaring temperatures.

Chilling revelations as a San Mateo school director is charged with multiple child sexual exploitation crimes.

San Francisco's Sheriff's Deputy, George Dowens, moonlights as drag queen WooWoo Monroe—a prominent Bay Area figure advocating for the LGBTQIA+ community.

Apple has acquired a significant Cupertino office building at a discounted rate as the tech giant expands its real estate footprint, taking advantage of the ongoing changes to the Silicon Valley property market.

East Palo Alto commemorates its 40th year of incorporation with a lively parade and block party featuring music, food, and cultural performances, highlighting the city's rich history and diverse community.

As summer temperatures skyrocket across the Bay Area, Santa Clara County has opened cooling centers to provide respite for vulnerable community members.

Firefighters battle an alarming blaze at a San Jose religious center. Read on to uncover the dramatic scene and extraordinary response from local crews.

San Jose authorities arrest two men and seize 38,000 pounds of illegal fireworks in relation to a devastating storage facility fire that reduced the entire building to ashes.

An Amtrak train, called the Coast Straight, headed for the Bay Area derailed in Ventura County, resulting in 16 injured, including the driver of a truck that was caught on the rails.

Yolanda Ortega, sentenced to 11 years in prison for the chilling 1993 voluntary manslaughter of her toddler, brings a decades-old case to a close.

The VTA faces allegations of intimidating downtown San Jose property owners to exit their sites with insufficient compensation and time ahead of BART extension, adding fuel to an ongoing legal battle.