Couple Who Kidnapped San Jose Baby in April Face Sentencing
A man and woman who conspired to kidnap a San Jose baby boy in April were expected in court Friday for sentencing. Yesenia Ramirez and Jose Portillo pleaded no contest
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Former Twitter Manager Convicted for Spying for Saudi Royal Family
A former Twitter manager was sentenced Wednesday to 3 1/2 years in prison for spying and funneling private information about dissidents to the Saudi royal family. U.S. District Court Judge
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When Will Super Nintendo World Open at Universal Studios Hollywood?
Spread the word far and wide throughout the Mushroom Kingdom and beyond. Universal Studios Hollywood announced the opening date Tuesday for Super Nintendo World at the theme park in Universal City: Feb. 17.
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Vehicle Crash leaves 1 Dead in South San Jose
San Jose police were investigating a solo vehicle crash early Wednesday morning that left a man dead, according to the police department. Just before 2 a.m. Wednesday, a vehicle struck
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2 People Die Due to Cold Exposure in San Jose
Cold weather is turning deadly in the South Bay. Two people died while unhoused in Downtown San Jose, officials confirmed. The Santa Clara County Medical Examiner did not release more
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Bernard Arnault just became the world’s richest person.
Bernard Arnault, the chairman of French luxury goods giant LVMH, has just become the first European to top Bloomberg’s list of the world’s richest people, relegating Elon Muskto second place. Now
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United Airlines eyes adding 15,000 workers, including 2,200 at SFO
United Airlines is eyeing the hiring of 15,000 workers nationwide — including thousands at San Francisco airport — after the air carrier decided to buy scores and possibly hundreds of
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$11 for a head of California lettuce? Here’s what’s behind the shortage causing ‘outrageous’ prices
It’s $5.99 for a head of romaine at Country Sun Natural Foods in Palo Alto. Nearly $10 for little gem lettuce at Draeger’s Market in Los Altos. And a whopping
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San Jose Teen With Autism Surprises Family, School With Effort To Collect Food For Families In Need
Carol Hoffman was surprised when she saw a neighbor unexpectedly dropping off a box of canned food on the front porch of her San Jose home just days before Thanksgiving.
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Lawmakers accuse Big Oil of years-long disinformation effort
Big Oil companies have engaged in a “long-running greenwashing campaign” while raking in “record profits at the expense of American consumers,” the Democratic-led House Oversight Committee has found after a year-long
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