San Jose Homeless Community Dealing With Cold Weather
A federal judge has given permission for San Jose to continue clearing out a homeless encampment at Columbus Park. As of this time, there are about 50 people still living
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Why Do We Still Have Daylight Saving Time in California?
The sleepless, dark mornings and early nights are upon us again. Daylight Saving Time has Americans in every state except for Hawaii and Arizona moving their clocks an hour back
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San Jose Police Deal With Understaffing Is Worrying
The weekend before Halloween brought shootings, homicides and stabbings to the South Bay. San Jose police held a press conference Monday and talked about the violent weekend, and how much
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Bay Area Residents Resume Halloween Celebrations After COVID Pause
Some are calling it the resurrection of Halloween. After the pandemic put a damper on celebrations these past two years, some are making up for it by going big this
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Pedestrian Safety a Halloween Concern on Dangerous San Jose Streets
A surge in pedestrian deaths on San Jose streets this year has some parents concerned as kids head out Monday night for Halloween trick-or-treating. Halloween might feel a little less
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California Carbon Emissions Fell 9% in Pandemic’s 1st Year
California’s planet-warming emissions dropped nearly 9% in 2020 compared to the year before as pandemic restrictions kept people at home, out of their cars and away from the workplace for
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Powerball Ticket Worth More Than $1.5 Million Sold in Los Gatos
Two Powerball players in California matched the first five numbers in Wednesday’s drawing to win more than $1.5 million each, and one was right here in the Bay Area, according
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San Jose Neighbors Continue Illegal Park Work, Undeterred by the City
The city of San Jose is doubling down on its message that efforts by Alviso neighbors to spruce up city land are not allowed. The neighbors have taken up working on the
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Stanford Set to Lift COVID-19 Masking Requirement
Stanford University says it will lift its COVID-19 masking requirement for students in the classroom starting Monday. While masking will no longer be mandatory campus-wide, individual instructors will have the
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Dia de los Muertos Festival in San Jose
Dia San Jose, the largest Dia de los Muertos festival in the South Bay kicks off Saturday. The event will have music, food, art and altars which are made to
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