News headlines from San Jose, CA
San Jose Mercury News (Nov 29, 2009)
Q I want to send this message to the red-light runners and their supporters who think cameras are a bad idea. More
Santa Cruz Sentinel (Nov 29, 2009)
Ninety three dollars isn't enough. Carolee Hazard's once-modest goals have ballooned into something much bigger since a random act of kindness over a lost wallet in a Peninsula grocery store. More
Santa Cruz Sentinel (Nov 29, 2009)
Violence struck Santa Cruz Saturday night, with a 24-year-old man gunned down on the San Lorenzo River levee near Jessie Street about 7 p.m. and two men stabbed in a Felix Street apartment about an hour later, authorities said. More
San Jose Mercury News (Nov 29, 2009)
Ninety three dollars isn't enough. Carolee Hazard's once-modest goals have ballooned into something much bigger since a random act of kindness over a lost wallet in a Peninsula grocery store. More
San Francisco Bay View (Nov 28, 2009)
"I'm in full support of the effort to save Community Access TV. As of now, our live broadcasts will end Dec. More
Red Bluff Daily News (Nov 28, 2009)
Nearly 20 years after he left the area to go into seminary and then ministry, Ben Padilla has returned as a pastoral assistant at St. More
Santa Cruz Sentinel (Nov 28, 2009)
Using a vehicle tracking device installed in a brand-new Mercedes, police were able to trace a car stolen in Santa Clara County to a beach-area motel room Thursday and arrest a couple suspected in a string of burglaries stretching through two counties. More
Daily Breeze (Nov 28, 2009)
Political life is a roller coaster. One day you're down, the next you're picked to be lieutenant governor. More
San Jose Mercury News (Nov 27, 2009)
Ya' know that old trees just grow stronger, And old rivers grow wilder every day. More
San Jose Mercury News (Nov 27, 2009)
For Roger Scott, that moment came as darkness fell Wednesday, as he was nosing his 28-foot Winnebago over a railroad crossing on Palm Avenue in Morgan Hill, not far from the Coyote Creek Golf Club. More