San Jose Inside

Pro-police and anti-mask protesters’ separate-but-equal fears of government oppression collided Sept. 7

With service resuming Saturday between Diridon and Winchester on the Green Line, VTA's entire light rail system is fully operational once again. 

Demetrius Stanley, 31, died in the shooting shortly before 9:45 p.m. on May 31 in the 1100 block of Tofts Drive, where plainclothes officers had gone on a surveillance operation related to a prior criminal case involving Stanley.

The Alameda, from Bellomy Street to Market Street, and Market Street, from The Alameda to Lafayette Street, will be closed from 10pm tonight through Sunday.

San Jose police entered the downtown apartment and found the victim’s body in a bathtub. He had been stabbed and had a rope around his torso.

This is not the first time this year the West Nile virus has been detected in mosquitoes in Santa Clara County. The county detected cases and treated areas of Santa Clara and Sunnyvale at the end of August.

Skaggs was one of three co-founders who opened the Camera One theater in 1975, which blossomed into a 21-screen chain

Former San Jose Councilor and Santa Clara County Supervisor candidate Johnny Khamis shares his perspective on construction delays

Body-worn camera footage and 9-1-1 audio of David Lopez will be released to the public once it is “evaluated and processed.”

Restaurants across California have taken to using to-go alcohol as a way to bolster sales.

In multiple Bay Area cities, police and fire departments will commemorate the 20th anniversary of 9/11 on Saturday with service events, flag ceremonies and memorials.

“Jerusalem: The Bridge to Peace” will be aired on Sept. 13, 14, 23 and 25 on local KQED stations—30 years after its original production

At first glance, the 19-year veteran looks cut from a different cloth than other candidates—running for elected office for the first time

Several parents witnessed the incidents at Bowers Elementary School and helped to restrain the man until the Santa Clara police officers arrived.  He was taken into custody without further incident and charged with battery and "willful disruption of a pupil on a school campus."

Robert Medellin, who has worked as a youth counselor for about 18 years, was charged with assault by a public official for an April 14 attack inside a Santa Clara County Juvenile Hall building.