A comprehensive study is set to investigate whether the BART Police Department's (BPD) response to fare evasion is influenced by racial bias, building on previously reported data showing disparities in treatment of Black and White riders.

A pedestrian was fatally struck by a vehicle in East San Jose, marking the 13th pedestrian death in the city this year.

A recent property deal involving LinkedIn highlights the potential softening of the Bay Area commercial real estate market.

Questions arise as a female prisoner dies shortly after being rejected by jail medical staff; the incident is now under multi-agency joint investigation

As the San Jose landfill becomes the site of yet another dead body, families and police are puzzled, seeking answers and justice for the deceased.

An alleged Norteño gang member was sentenced to seven years in prison for methamphetamine trafficking, followed by four years of supervised release. In a letter to the court, the defendant apologized and cited his lifelong struggle with drug addiction.

Authorities seek the public's assistance in identifying a woman who tragically died in a San Jose accident, as the cause of her death remains under investigation.

A controversial new policy allows San Jose police officers facing suspension for misconduct to continue working while receiving a pay cut, raising questions about accountability and transparency.

Stanford University biology professor Hunter Bryan Fraser, who disappeared during a hiking trip in Olympic National Park and missed a scheduled court appearance relating to a domestic violence case, has been found.

Perseverance Preparatory School in San Jose faces permanent closure after a series of setbacks; the institution struggles to make ends meet and find a solution for their future.

Four San Jose police officers are facing termination hearings amidst growing concerns about the department's image and morale. The officers' alleged misconduct ranges from unauthorized use of a patrol vehicle to the mishandling of a domestic violence call.

A San Jose hotel guest captures a strange and scary break-in attempt on camera, revealing a unique device used by the intruders to gain access to rooms.

A San Mateo-based software company admits fault for "receiving and retaining SBA program funds meant for eligible small businesses," then settles for more than $1 million. Fujisoft America was in violation of rules designed to aid small businesses during the pandemic.