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California leaders want immigration agents to stay away from courthouses, concerned that ICE enforcement actions will prevent people from testifying in criminal trials.

San Jose detectives used city Automated License Plate Reader cameras and identified two Oakland men as the two primary suspects in a May 31 homicide.

San Jose's property tax base grew at 4.5%, though at $280 billion contributed more than a third of the county’s tax base.

Sharks Sports & Entertainment says the skating rink project is currently ‘not economically feasible’ because of inflation, after years of planning.

The 6pm meeting is expected to be the final large-format community session prior to Planning Commission and City Council hearings on data centers. The community meeting also will be live-streamed.

Prosecutors said 8-old Aurora’s home was infested with roaches, and charged her uncle with sexual molestation.

Police said the exchange of gunfire occurred after they cornered a 69 -year-old man who earlier had held a woman and her roommate at gunpoint.

The incident occurred on Locke Drive, which is just east of the athletic fields of Andrew HIll High School near the East Capitol Expressway. 

The project, known as La Bella, will feature affordable housing for a wide range of individuals and families, including unhoused residents and people with disabilities.

Prop 45 would set deadlines on environmental reviews and lawsuits for projects like housing, roads and water systems, shifting power toward the people proposing those projects.

Demanding better pay and a more flexible work-from-home policy, state workers in SEIU Local 1000 voted to authorize a one-day walkout on Oct. 21 as the union negotiates with Gov. Gavin Newsom.

In the fiscal year that ended June 30, the county reported just one fire, one rescue call and 124 medical emergencies in Monte Sereno.

San Jose Police announced the arrests last week of three men in connection with two gang-related stabbings. The victims survived their wounds.

The new Mobile Care Unit will follow up with residents who repeatedly rely on emergency services and connect them with medical, behavioral health, substance use and social services

San Jose's “parking camera” policies include an exception that police have used effectively and repeatedly to solve crimes.