A powerful 6.0-magnitude earthquake struck Afghanistan, killing at least 800 people and injuring more than 1,300 others, according to early reports. Authorities fear the toll will continue to climb as
Read MoreA federal judge has ruled that former President Donald Trump’s decision to deploy National Guard troops during immigration enforcement protests in Los Angeles violated the law. Judge Charles Breyer, based
Read MoreTwo people were injured when a remote-controlled airplane crashed into a porch near Watsonville on Saturday. The crash came as the annual Watsonville Municipal Airport Open House was being held,
Read MoreSan Jose will open its first safe sleeping site for unhoused residents this week, marking a milestone in the city’s efforts to shelter those living on the streets. People are
Read MoreResidents across parts of Monterey and San Benito counties felt a minor jolt Monday afternoon when a preliminary 3.7-magnitude earthquake struck near Salinas, according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS).
Read MoreMonday is the last hurrah for summer travel as many Americans are out and about for the Labor Day holiday. Bay Area airports were busy but saw no major problems
Read MoreSilicon Valley Pride celebrated its 50th anniversary with a festival Saturday in downtown San Jose. The event, called “Unstoppable: 50 Years of Love, Legacy and Liberation,” took place at Plaza
Read MoreThe Labor Day weekend travel rush kicked into high gear Thursday. Getting out of town is a bit cheaper this year, according to AAA travel data, and a record number
Read MoreThe San Jose Sharks on Thursday unveiled colorful murals as part of the team’s collaboration with local artists. For the collaboration, Team Teal and nonprofit group Local Color are celebrating Pride and
Read MoreThe tragic mass shooting in Minneapolis on Wednesday has left churches, schools, and community centers nationwide on edge, prompting many to re-evaluate their emergency preparedness. Across the country, campuses are
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