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Weekly night markets, block parties return to downtown SJ
Looking for something fun to do as the nights get warmer? Downtown San Jose is offering everything from live jazz music to gourmet food and beer trucks.
Police arrest Gaza protesters, clear hall owned by UC Berkeley
Officers have arrested 12 pro-Palestinian protesters who were occupying Anna Head Alumnae Hall at UC Berkeley, according to school officials.
Santa Clara Co. median single-family home prices hit $2M
We always knew that Santa Clara County is an expensive place to live. But new data shows just how much that actually is and it's shocking.
SF nearly had its own power grid 100 years ago until PG&E came along
Imagine San Francisco owning its power system. It almost happened 100 years ago. Now there is a push to finish what the city started and save customers money by purchasing PG&E's grid.
Loperfido hits first MLB homer, Javier solid as Astros beat A's 8-1...
- Rookie Joey Loperfido hit his first major league home run and Cristian Javier pitched six scoreless innings Thursday night to help the Houston Astros beat the Oakland Athletics 8-1 and complete a four-game sweep.
Rare 'high risk' warning for flash flooding issued in Texas, Louisi...
A rare "high risk" warning for flash flooding has been issued in Texas and Louisiana.
Biden asserts executive privilege over audio of interview with spec...
The DOJ says it shields Attorney General Garland from contempt of Congress.
'The world's fault': Zelenskyy speaks out amid Russian assault
ABC News had an exclusive interview with the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Thursday.
Extent of oil spill following barge collision with Texas bridge unc...
Officials are monitoring an oil spill in Texas waterways after the partial collapse of a bridge that was struck by a barge.
American doctors uncertain how they will leave Gaza: A day in their...
As the Israeli military fight against Hamas continues in the Gazan city of Rafah, thousands are being forced to evacuate and several U.S. citizens are still inside.
Sonoma State president on leave after agreement with protesters
Sonoma State President Mike Lee said in an email the school would disclose university vendor contracts and seek "divestment strategies," but the Chancellor of CSU says he didn't get the "appropriate approvals."