The South Bay’s largest school district will continue virtual learning through December, saying it’s too risky to resume in-person instruction.

The City Council on Tuesday voted 10-1, with Mayor Sam Liccardo dissenting, to keep the projectiles as an option for unruly protests.

Gunfire was reported around 10pm Tuesday on the 600 block of South Eighth and East Reed streets, by San Jose State University.

A leaked trove of law enforcement records shows that police were told to view anti-brutality protesters as an adversarial force.

The nearly 250-page report details everything from use of force to an hourly play-by-play of what happened during the protests.

The initiative coming up on the Nov. 3 ballot would amend the state Constitution to allow felons on parole to regain their right to vote.

While the new videos offer some fresh perspective of the George Floyd demonstrations, there’s a lot missing from the official narrative.

Every day, zoo staff monitors the Air Quality Index to determine which of the facility’s 150 animals to keep outside and which to shelter.

Forecasters expect the smoke-cooling effect to last for another few days, with highs in the 75-to-80-degree Fahrenheit range.

Tipsters who help lead to a conviction of Marcos Lopez-Cabera may qualify for a cash reward from Silicon Valley Crime Stoppers.

Cupertino’s present election cycle has brought more variations on the not-in-my-backyard hot takes the city’s become known for.

It’s unclear when news of the decision would have reached defendants had SJI not inquired about the mayor shirking the same rule.

Alan Viarengo is accused of repeatedly threatening Santa Clara County’s chief public health officer over her Covid-19 mandates.

The union representing interns and residency trainees say other healthcare organizations in the Bay Area already offer such a benefit.

Plaintiffs say an environmental review of the project fell short of state standards by underestimating the traffic, pollution and noise impacts.

Instead of flipping the bird to approximately 180,000 San Jose homeowners, we should stick with the existing General Plan 2040.