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San Jose completed California's first accessory dwelling unit (ADU) sale to be owned as a separately titled condo—a 749-square-foot, two-bedroom unit that sold for $530,000 as part of an ADU condominium conversion under Assembly Bill 1033, signaling a potential new route to affordable homeownership in a high-cost market.
In San Jose, a 749-square-foot backyard ADU sold for about $530,000, making it the state’s first ADU condominium under Assembly Bill 1033 and pitched by officials as a new route to affordable homeownership in one of the nation’s most expensive housing markets.
San Jose moves its official Mexico-England World Cup watch party to SAP Center and Discovery Meadow to accommodate a larger crowd; SAP Center will show Mexico-England at 5 p.m., Discovery Meadow will screen both Mexico-England (5 p.m.) and Brazil-Norway (1 p.m.); bars in San Pedro Square stay open, and the official watch party returns there Monday for USA vs. Belgium, with tickets on sale Friday at 10 a.m. for both venues.
A shooting at San Pedro Square in San Jose's World Cup fan zone left one person dead at the scene and another with life-threatening injuries. Police are investigating the incident as a homicide and several surrounding streets were closed as officers secured the area; no World Cup screenings were being shown at the time.
San Jose police are investigating a deadly double shooting near North Market and West Santa Clara Streets; one victim died at the scene and a second is in life-threatening condition at a local hospital as surrounding streets remain closed.
A Santa Clara County resident diagnosed with measles traveled through San Francisco International Airport and visited Trader Joe’s (635 Coleman Ave.) and International Halal Market (960 E. Santa Clara St., San Jose) on June 8 while infectious. Public health officials warn of possible exposure at these sites during 8:30–11:00 a.m. at SFO and 8:00–10:00 p.m. at the two San Jose locations, advising anyone who was present to check vaccination status and monitor for symptoms for up to 21 days. Symptoms can include fever, cough, runny nose, red eyes, and rash. Officials emphasize the overall public risk is low due to high vaccination rates and are coordinating with the CDC and CDPH.
A man died and a woman was critically injured in a shooting outside a Kaiser Permanente medical facility on Cottle Road in San Jose. Authorities say the incident appears isolated and that the suspect is believed to be the man who died; both victims were transported to area hospitals, with the woman in critical but stable condition as investigators determine the relationship between the two victims.
Two people were shot at Kaiser medical offices in San Jose (5755 Cottle Rd), suffering life-threatening injuries and transported to local hospitals. Police say the incident appears isolated and they are investigating with a large police presence in the area; the ophthalmology facility involved is separate from the Kaiser hospital and has no emergency services.
The PWHL appointed Troy Ryan as General Manager and Head Coach for PWHL San Jose, making him the league’s first to hold the dual role. A veteran coach with success including leading the Toronto Sceptres (2024 Coach of the Year) and long-time Canada national team duties (Olympic gold in 2022; three IIHF World Championship titles; silver at the 2026 Milan Olympics), Ryan will oversee staff and roster construction for San Jose’s inaugural 2026-27 season and lead the roster process for the 2026 PWHL Draft in Detroit as the league expands.
The Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) announced San Jose, CA as its latest expansion market for the 2026-27 season, with SAP Center hosting home games and Sharks Ice at San Jose as the training site; San Jose becomes the fourth expansion city (joining Detroit, Hamilton and Las Vegas), placing four teams in the Pacific Time Zone, and the league will share details on roster-building and the 2026 draft soon, while fans can deposit to secure priority access to season tickets.
With Detroit secured for 2026-27, the PWHL is weighing a four‑team expansion and considering West Coast markets; San Jose has emerged as a leading candidate due to the Bay Area’s strong support for women’s sports, a likely SAP Center venue, and travel benefits that would help balance the league geographically.
A fatal multivehicle crash at the Blossom Hill Road and Santa Teresa Boulevard intersection in south San Jose left one woman dead and three others hospitalized; responders worked to free a trapped driver amid a vehicle fire, and the area was closed for several hours as investigators surveyed the scene.
A woman died and several others were hospitalized after a multi-vehicle crash near Blossom Hill Road and Santa Teresa Boulevard in San Jose on Saturday afternoon, with witnesses helping pull a man from a burning car as police directed drivers to seek alternate routes.
The aunt of 2-year-old Jaxon mourns his death after he was allegedly sexually assaulted and killed by his cousin while in foster care in San Jose. The 18-year-old suspect faces murder and multiple felonies and could be tried as an adult; investigators say abuse occurred during the county placement, and the foster mother has a prior felony child-endangerment conviction. The family is pushing for CPS reform, plans to sue the county, and the aunt publicly floated the death penalty for the teen as part of seeking justice.
An 18‑month‑old boy, Olivier Carmelo Sgarlata, was struck and killed by a privately owned taxi minivan in the parking lot of a San Jose condo complex on Canoas Garden Avenue. CPR was attempted at the scene and at a hospital, but he died. The driver remained at the scene; investigators found no fault with alcohol or drugs. The crash marks San Jose’s 16th traffic fatality this year, with neighbors noting speeding concerns.