Ann Rubin

in East San Jose, demolition work wrapped up on the site of the former Mexican American Community Services Agency or MACSA. The historic site had been a youth center and community landmark, though it sat vacant for the last decade. In August, fire destroyed the structure just as plans to renovate it were getting underway. But community leaders say a youth center may still rise from the ashes.

Planning is underway in several U.S. host sites for next year’s World Cup, including Levi’s Stadium in the Bay Area.

A new Trump policy is causing fear and confusion in Silicon Valley. It tacks a $100,000 fee onto the H-1B visa, which allows highly skilled workers in STEM to come to the U.S. on a temporary basis.

Don't wait until it's too late, when it comes to guns. That's the message authorities in Santa Clara County want you to hear.

For Bay Area sports fans, 2026 will be huge. The Super Bowl, March Madness, and the World Cup are all coming here. The City of San Jose is making sure it capitalizes on all the excitement.

Today the city of San Jose announced the four winners of it's AI Incentive Program: a grant initiative they call the first of its kind. City officials say they looked for companies working on big issues like maternal health, food waste reduction, and the next generation of satellite data processing.

San Jose State is kicking off the school year with record-setting enrollment, up 8-percent from last year. 40,000 students are coming to campus, by far the most in the school's history.

Apple is one of the most globally recognized tech brands, but has an issue with a movie theater company by the same name that recently opened a San Francisco location.

For one family from Gilroy, San Jose State's commencement was an especially big deal.

It's Messi mania outside PayPal Park as soccer great Lionel Messi prepares to take the field. It's a much-anticipated matchup between Messi's Inter Miami and the San Jose Earthquakes.