2 hrs ago | The Campbell Reporter
San Jose votes to raise pot tax, legal budget for pension reforms
The San Jose City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to raise the city's tax on marijuana collectives to 10 percent starting in July.
Pizarro: MACLA awarded $750,000 grant from ArtPlace America
Movimiento de Arte Cultura Latino Americana -- San Jose's Latino-themed arts group better known as MACLA -- has been inching toward purchasing its building on South First Street and creating an imaginative urban art center there.
San Jose Abandons Century-Old Trestle
City leaders say it's the end of the road for an old wooden train trestle off Lonus Street in San Jose.
California real estate firm iCORE Global expands to San Antonio
San Jose, Calif.-based real estate firm iCORE Global has added another Texas town to its list of locations - San Antonio.
Fire danger again peaks as temperatures climb across Bay Area
Forecasters say the high temperatures that moved in Monday should dissipate through the week's end, but state and city fire officials said they still plan to keep an eye on hills and other land covered with dry brush throughout the Bay Area.
Patxi's Pizza debuts in San Jose
Partners Francisco "Patxi" Azpiroz and William Freeman have announced the opening of their ninth Bay Area Patxi's Pizza location, their first in San Jose.
Tax break disappears as housing values rise
Tens of thousands of homeowners will see their property taxes go up significantly this year as rising home values restore some or all of their homes' lost equity, Santa Clara County Assessor Larry Stone said Monday.
Silver Creek High School Cyclist Killed in SJ
A San Jose teenager was killed Monday morning as he was riding his bicycle, presumably on his way to Silver Creek High School.
Deadly day in San Jose, with four homicides
Just before 1:30 a-m this morning, police responded to a call of an injured man in the road at the 400 block of Blossom Hill Road.
5 out of 6 numbers picked in Powerball
No California ticket hit the jackpot, but two lucky tickets did match five numbers, missing only the Powerball number.
Powerball: So close -- San Jose ticket misses jackpot by one
Someone who bought a ticket at a San Jose convenience store came very close to winning a portion of Powerball's record $600 million jackpot, but missed the Powerball number, lottery officials said Saturday night.
Boy Scouts' ban on gays: Scouting leaders should vote to lift ban on...
American institutions, including the Boy Scouts, have always included gays. The Boy Scouts of America now just needs to conform its policies to reality.
Police: San Jose man arrested for stabbing Fremont motorist in chest with screwdriver
A San Jose man was arrested Friday afternoon for allegedly stabbing a fellow motorist in the chest with a screwdriver at a Fremont gas station earlier this week following a road-rage incident.
Valley execs, aka hard-core bikers: Check out today's Charity Challenge
Leah Toeniskoetter with Team TIBCO flashes a smile during the CEO bike ride. Click above to see more of the race.
Woman set to be charged in hit-and-run killing of bicyclist in Campbell
A 21-year-old woman accused of striking and killing a bicyclist in Campbell two months ago will a face a hit-and-run charge for allegedly leaving the scene, as well as a misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter charge.
San Jose: Taunt between close relatives led to execution-style slaying of Ralph Gomez
A taunt at gunpoint in a tense familial situation ended with the May 8 slaying of Ralph Gomez, according to relatives who urged the man's suspected killer -- a close cousin who was like a brother -- to turn himself in this week to give the shattered family some solace.
Monday is last day to register to vote in Santa Clara County District 2 special election
Monday is the last day to register to vote in the special June 4 election for District 2 Santa Clara County supervisor.
2013 Amgen Tour of California Hits South Bay
The Amgen Bike Tour passed by in San Jose on Friday and will end in Santa Rosa on Sunday.
When Louis Arenas opened his barbershop in downtown Menlo Park, he wanted it to be an old-fashioned type of place, where customers could feel as if they were returning to another era when they settled in an antique barber chair for a shave or a haircut.
Blotter: Bicyclist found under influence of controlled substance in Cupertino
May 5, 7:02 p.m. Stevens Creek Boulevard. A woman set down her purse at a store.