FBI says the plot to divert millions in software license fees from an unidentified San Jose company went on for years before being detected.

Former HeadSpin CEO Manish Lachwani admitted he presented false revenue information to investors, from whom the company raised more than $100 million.

A Union City man admitted  to robberies and attempted robberies of gas stations and convenience stores using fake rubber gun.

James Robert Cannon, 63, of San Jose, faces charges that he touched a teenage piano student in an appropriate sexual manner.

The cement plant and quarry are part of the Lehigh property, which encompasses 3,510 acres, 2,656 of which are in unincorporated Santa Clara County.

Police and sheriff's officials said they chose to detonate the 100-year-old grenade “with an abundance of caution” in the home's backyard.

County health officials warn that extremely hot weather can result in heatstroke, heat exhaustion, heat cramps, sunburn, heat rash, and in some instances death.

Critics worry that too many of the funds are going to extend BART to Silicon Valley instead of repairing local streets.

Voters have a lot of important decisions to make this election cycle, which features a host of consequential local, state and national races.

Testing can identify Covid-19 before a person feels unwell or before they spread it to another individual with potentially deadly consequences.

San Jose Inside caught up with the second-generation construction exec to learn more about his firm on its Golden Anniversary.

If you made $82,643 and paid $5,000 to Sacramento, then for better or worse, you are the average California taxpayer.

Joel Ortiz’s conviction for stealing millions of dollars through a SIM-swapping digital cash heist marked the first of its kind in the U.S.

Alejandro Manrique, who now lives in Los Altos, was booked on suspicion of public drunkenness and released the next morning.

A series of obscure elections recently took place with potentially profound implications for the fate of the California Democratic Party.

With more voters casting ballots by mail, Santa Clara County may start offering prepaid postage as soon as this fall.