Campbell, CA|News|
'American Idol' Calling All Talent To San Jose
The blockbuster television show will be hosting auditions at the McEnery Convention Center on Sept. 6 for the upcoming season.
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Palo Alto, CA|News|
Gunn High Student Accused Of Shooting Threats: Police
Palo Alto police said 'shoot up' threats were found on an Instagram account from the 14-year-old Palo Alto student Thursday night.
Mountain View, CA|News|
Google Gifts Salvation Army $1.5 Mill To Help Homeless In SJ, SF
The Mountain View tech giant committed $50 million to nonprofits when the company pledged $1 billion in housing efforts in June.
Milpitas, CA|News|
Free Groceries Doled Out To San Jose Low-income Residents
Second Harvest of Silicon Valley joins other advocacy groups in providing the free food to residents of affordable housing complexes in SJ.
Cupertino, CA|News|
Santa Clara Co. Supes Declare Climate Crisis To Mobilize Action
The aim by the county joining 500 cities such as Cupertino is to spur efforts to combat global warming.
Campbell, CA|News|
San Jose Offers New Portal, Services For ADU Builders
Builders of ADUs, aka 'granny flats,' will receive additional help and advocacy in the city to get through the permitting process.
Milpitas, CA|News|
Woman, Dog Injured When House Erupts Into Flames: San Jose Fire
The woman was hospitalized, and the dog recovered after respiratory arrest, according to San Jose Fire.
Campbell, CA|News|
Officer Dragged 30 Feet, Bit At San Jose Traffic Stop: Police
The SJ officer pulled over the suspicious vehicle at 11:23 p.m. Monday at West Alma and Almaden aves. and was found later unoccupied.
Campbell, CA|News|
'Safe Place' Program Launched To Report Hate Crimes: SJ Police
The program teams police up with businesses such as Starbucks to help give victims refuge and help report hate crimes.
Campbell, CA|News|
San Jose Shooting Suspect Sought By Police
The Saturday afternoon shooting occurred on Williamsburg Drive where the suspect fled the scene.
Los Gatos, CA|News|
Santa Clara Co. Workers Authorize Strike
Almost all staffers gave the union the go-ahead to strike if their union bargaining team can't reach an agreement with Santa Clara County.
Redwood City-Woodside, CA|News|
$1.8 Million Awarded To Redwood City Port For Security Measures
The port security award represents FEMA's 4th largest in the nation, which is also Northern California's biggest.
Campbell, CA|News|
Liquor Store Blaze Extinguished By Broken Water Pipe: SJ Fire
When the Sunday morning blaze spread to the attic, the hot water pipe broke and helped to put out the fire that created much damage.
Gilroy, CA|News|
Jamieson Fire Near Gilroy Contained At 35 Acres: Cal Fire
The fire was reported at Jamieson and Canada roads near Henry Coe State Park on Sunday afternoon.
Milpitas, CA|News|
3 Great Mall Robbery Suspects Sought By Milpitas Police
The smash-and-grab robbery at Valliani Jewelers Sunday was mistaken for a shooting by some and therefore led to a lockdown at the mall.
Gilroy, CA|News|
Crime Victim Messaging Software Enrolls Morgan Hill Police
SPIDR Tech of Los Angeles has developed a program that gives victims of crimes automatic texting updates on the progress of the cases.
Campbell, CA|News|
Aloft Motel Laundry Room Blaze Extinguished By San Jose Fire
The first floor of the motel was evacuated upon smoke seen coming out of the laundry room of the motel on Moorpark Avenue.
Redwood City-Woodside, CA|News|
Clean Water Act Weakened At Cargill Ponds, Peninsula Reps Contend
Rep. Anna Eshoo joins other elected officials in opposing Cargill development deal with 'feds' at Redwood City's salt ponds.
Campbell, CA|News|
Victim Identified In Hit-and-run Fatal Crash Near San Jose State
The collision that was called in at 2:45 a.m. Thursday shut down East San Fernando Street near San Jose State University.
Campbell, CA|News|
SJSU President Denounces Anti-immigrant Fliers
The top-level response was made after anti-immigrant fliers showed up on campus about a week ago declaring 'Nationalism not Globalism.'
