To help keep eclipse-viewers safe on April 8, San Jose public libraries are giving away a limited number of specialized glasses this weekend. The San Jose Public Library said solar eclipse glasses will be available
Read MoreA new initiative is focusing on the preservation and restoration of historic business signs in San Jose, including the iconic sign of Westside Billiards and its café, which have been
Read MoreA new study suggests that restricting eating to eight hours or fewer per day, a form of intermittent fasting, may increase the risk of premature death from heart disease over
Read MoreMonday marked the beginning of the preliminary hearing in the case involving the death of a young girl in San Jose, which police have described as a ritual resembling an
Read MoreThere are fresh concerns regarding the state of a $70 million project for homeless individuals in San Jose. A labor union investigation has revealed the presence of mold in the
Read MoreJewish students at UC Berkeley are organizing a protest against what they perceive as the school’s inaction to protect its students. The protest, scheduled for Monday, follows a chaotic incident
Read MoreSix individuals were arrested in New York on Tuesday for allegedly illegally importing goose and duck intestines from China. The scheme involved concealing the items under packaged rattlesnakes or mislabeling
Read MoreThe Berkeley Unified School District is facing a new civil rights complaint alleging that it ignored instances of “severe and persistent” harassment against Jewish students, including accusations involving both students
Read MoreAs the morning sun rises behind him, Carlos Esteban Rios sits in a Costa Mesa parking lot, awaiting a ride from an unfamiliar boss. He glances over some chemistry homework,
Read MoreSuper Tuesday, the primary election, is less than two weeks away. Most races will determine which two candidates advance to the general election in November. However, in the San Jose
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