VTA Light Rail Is Coming Back To San Jose

Light rail commuters in San Jose might soon be able to catch a train again after service came to a halt in late May.

Santa Clara County Revises Total COVID Deaths By Over 20%

County health officials announced a narrower criteria for deaths attributable to COVID-19.

San Jose's Low-Income Schools See Large Share Of Police Calls

In the last five years, police logged at least 9,200 calls for service to schools in San Jose.

Pop Star Inspires Silicon Valley Lawmaker's Conservatorship Reform

Conservatorships, which are governed by state law, are intended to protect adults who can no longer care for themselves.

New Proposal Calls For Investment In East San Jose Businesses

The proposal asked to purchase vacant retail buildings in East San Jose and then give them back to small businesses.

Campbell Area Unemployment Improves: Feds

The unemployment rate in Santa Clara County decreased recently.

South Bay Government Agencies Won't Mandate Vaccines

Unlike their counterparts in San Francisco, Santa Clara County government employees won't be required to get COVID-19 shots any time soon.

San Jose Loses Historic Building In Alviso

A piece of Alviso history just went up in flames—and some locals wonder if the blaze could've been prevented.

San Jose Residents Defy Orders, Light Fireworks

San Jose residents lit up the night sky on Independence Day, ignoring weeks of pleas.

No Plans Yet For First Google-San Jose Funds

Google recently paid San Jose its first installment of funds as part of the tech giant's deal for a downtown campus.

San Jose Closing In On Herd Immunity For COVID-19

San Jose has partially vaccinated 85% of eligible residents for COVID-19, becoming the first major American city to reach the milestone.

Another Candidate Joins Silicon Valley Senate Race

Jaime Raul Zepeda doesn't have the political experience like his opponents. He says he doesn't want it.

When Will San Jose Light Rail Return? VTA Can't Say

South Bay commuters are growing frustrated with the local transit agency refusing to say when service will resume.

San Jose Lawmaker Investigating Capitol Attack

Rep. Zoe Lofgren will serve on a select committee to investigate the Jan. 6 attack and will work to uncover the truth.

Downtown San Jose Businesses Eager For Return Of Students

Students are coming back to campus at San Jose State University this fall, and they may bring the city's economic recovery with them.

San Jose Approves Interim City Manager

Jennifer Maguire could soon become the third woman to lead America's 10th largest city.

Santa Clara County Fears July 4th Will Jumpstart Fire Season, Toxic Air

Santa Clara County officials have a simple request of residents celebrating this Fourth of July weekend: Please don't burn the county down.

Silicon Valley Transit Agency Brings Remote Workers Back To The Office

VTA is having its remote workers return to the office—and some say that puts them at risk.

San Jose Vice Mayor Sheds Stocks, Keeps Palantir

Vice Mayor Chappie Jones is holding onto a handful of lucrative stocks, including a controversial one.

San Jose Cop's Push To Kiss Woman Raises Alarm

Critics say the San Jose Police Department and its auditor are downplaying a clear-cut case of sexual harassment.

Library Vital To San Jose State University Students Remains Closed

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Library, a critical resource to the local community, will remain closed a little longer.

Up In Arms Over San Jose Gun Rules, Activists Promise Lawsuits

Gun rights groups, instructors and activists say they're outraged over San Jose's proposed gun control ordinances.

San Jose Residents Urged To Not Use Fourth Of July Fireworks

San Jose officials fear a repeat of 2020 when the fire department ran out of units to respond to emergencies.

Santa Clara County Ahead Of Biden's Coronavirus Vaccine Goal

This is how the Campbell area compares to California for coronavirus vaccinations.

San Jose Council Weighs Flea Market Development Plan

The San Jose City Council deferred a decision on a mixed-use development that could shrink the San Jose Flea Market by two-thirds.

City Committee To Hear San José Spotlight's Appeal On Mayor's Emails

A decision is looming over emails between the mayor and his workers about his advocacy organization.

San Jose Prepares To Redraw Council Districts

San Jose will decide whether some populations should be grouped together based on common interests.

City Of Campbell: Beyond The Blueprint

On June 15, 2021, Governor Newsom terminated executive orders that established the Stay Home Order and the Blueprint for a SaferCaliforn ...

San Jose's Hotel Tax Revenue Won't Recover Until 2025

San Jose's hotel tax revenue for 2021 is inching up from last summer's levels, signaling a return to life.

Iconic San Jose Watering Hole To Become A Honky-Tonk Bar

A longtime downtown San Jose fixture—Dive Bar—is the latest victim of the pandemic and a shriveling nightlife in the city.

Education Leader Announces Bid For East San Jose Council Seat

Peter Ortiz spends his days walking down the Alum Rock business corridor, talking to small business owners.

San Jose Flea Market Vendors Go On Hunger Strike, Lawmakers To Decide Market's Fate

After months of negotiations, rallies and protests, the fate of the San Jose Flea Market now rests with the San Jose City Council.

‘A Great Worker': San Jose Shooter Praised By VTA Managers

According to records, Samuel Cassidy was defended by managers, never faced serious discipline and kept his job for two decades.

San Jose Denies Mayor's Emails On Advocacy Group. We Are Fighting Back.

San Jose City Hall refuses to turn over emails from Mayor Sam Liccardo related to an advocacy organization he formed in February.

Aisha Wahab Looks To Break Barriers In Sacramento

Senate hopeful Aisha Wahab grew up in the foster care system and, if elected, would become the only renter in the state Legislature.

Cohen: Flea Market Plan Boosts Vendor Voices, Collaboration

On Tuesday, the San Jose City Council will vote on rezoning the Berryessa BART Urban Village.

Santa Clara County First To Make Juneteenth A Holiday

Santa Clara County leaders hope residents will become more aware of African American history.

Developments Ramp Up In Downtown San Jose Opportunity Zone

High-rise developments are flowing through the construction pipeline in downtown San Jose, and it’s going to be that way for a few years.

San Jose-Google Advisory Group Is Years Away

A community advisory group will oversee how to spend millions of dollars allocated to education, affordable housing and rent stabilization.

Another Round: To-Go Alcoholic Drinks Continue In San Jose

After a year of relying on take-out sales to stay afloat, bars and restaurants in San Jose can continue selling alcoholic beverages to-go.