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San Jose Sharks top Anaheim Ducks
Joe Thornton took a pass from Dany Heatley and fired a 27-foot wrist shot that glanced off Ducks goalie Jonas Hiller and into the top of the net for the game-winner.
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Herhold: The purgatory of San Jose Police Chief Rob Davis
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Roadshow: Red-light runners seen everywhere
Use of cameras spreads in attempt to curb a leading cause of crashes.
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Internal Affairs: Introducing the little-known city of San Jose
PR firm hired on taxpayer dime to raise S.J.'s profile beyond the Bay Area astutely pitches to Bay Area newspapers.
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Oakland's Andre Ward stops Mikkel Kessler for WBA title
Cut inflict by Ward's head butts ends super middleweight title bout in 11th round with Oakland fighter leading on all three score cards.
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The Big Game: Cal overcomes 14-point deficit, beats Stanford 34-28
For only the second time this decade, the prohibitive favorite lost. More Stanford | More Cal
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San Jose State loses to Hawaii in overtime
Strong defensive effort helps San Jose State push Hawaii to overtime in loss
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13th DUI arrest for Santa Rosa man
A 50-year-old man was arrested for the 13th time for driving under the influence following a crash in Santa Rosa Friday evening, according to the California Highway Patrol.
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Top line leads San Jose Sharks by Anaheim Ducks
Coach Todd McLellan doesn't shy away from matching up Joe Thornton, Dany Heatley and Patrick Marleau against Anaheim's top scoring line.
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Health care overhaul bill passes crucial Senate test
Vote clears way for debate to begin
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Atherton attorney killed in Watsonville plane crash
Gary Lampert, 58, died when his single-engine airplane plunged into an apple orchard in Watsonville on Saturday afternoon.
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Interception caps tough day for Stanford's Andrew Luck
Freshman QB can't find magic touch
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Vereen helps Bears carry on despite injury to Best
Back gains 193 yards on 43 tries
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New South County Courthouse haunted by myriad post-construction maladies
The cloying odor of raw sewage. Flooding that turned the parking lot into a wading pool. A back staff door that refused to shut properly, forcing a sheriff's deputy to guard it. Eight months after Santa Clara County's newest courthouse complex opened in Morgan Hill, those three glitches and a number …
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Art Savage, San Jose Sharks' first president, dead at 58
Sharks executive went on to become owner of Sacramento River Cats, a thriving Triple A baseball affiliate of the Oakland A's. He had battled lung cancer.
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Atherton attorney killed in Watsonville plan crash
Gary Lampert, 58, died when his single-engine airplane plunged into an apple orchard in Watsonville on Saturday afternoon.
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High-tech baby sitters get drivers off phone
Technology that prevents cell phone use gains support
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Santa Cruz students still occupy building in protest. UC-Berkeley quiet
Protests by University of California students angered by planned tuition hikes continued in Santa Cruz Saturday with a possible confrontation with police in the offing following unsuccessful negotiations between students and administrators, but the campus at Berkeley remained quiet.
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Enthusiasm for Palin, and echoes of 2008 divide
Echoes of 2008 divide on Michigan book tour
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Hasan had stepped up contact with radical
WASHINGTON — In the months before the deadly shootings at Fort Hood, Army Maj. Nidal Hasan intensified his communications with a radical Yemeni American cleric and began to discuss financial transfers and other steps that could translate his thoughts into action, according to two sources
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