President Biden and GOP rival Governor DeSantis are scheduled for likely coincidental visits to Northern California on June 19th, giving Juneteenth celebrations a potentially political edge.

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.

San Jose faces a contentious debate over its $5 billion budget as Mayor Matt Mahan champions a "back-to-basics" approach for homelessness and policing, amid political divide and economic challenges.

With Spirit Airlines launching service at San Jose Mineta International Airport, you can now enjoy an ultra-low-cost travel experience on one of the world's worst-ranked airlines.

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

San Jose Police Department (SJPD) is facing criticism for categorizing pointing a firearm at civilians as a "procedure" issue rather than a use of force, which critics argue minimizes the seriousness of such incidents.

San Jose's Happy Hollow Zoo welcomes critically endangered baby lemurs, raising awareness of their shrinking wild population.

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

In a recent drug trafficking case, a San Jose man was sentenced to 54 months in prison for transporting 44 pounds of methamphetamine. He says his case highlights the harsh realities faced by those driven to illegal activities during the pandemic.

Three people were tragically killed and others injured in a series of horrifying acts of violence in San Jose and Milpitas, leaving residents in shock and searching for answers.

San Jose reaches new labor agreements, providing above-average annual wage increases and other benefits to its building inspectors, police dispatchers, and park rangers.

A tragic scene was discovered by a relative as a woman and two children were found dead in their Fremont home yesterday. Police say there is neither a threat to the public, nor that they are seeking a suspect.