San Jose’s Raging Waters, a beloved refuge for families escaping the South Bay’s sizzling summer heat, will permanently shutter after 38 years of operation. “Raging Waters San Jose is closed ...

SAN JOSE — Raging Waters San Jose has been open for nearly 40 year, but it announced on its website that it's closing for good on Wednesday. Ronit Prasad has been a lifeguard for the last three ...

Set to open June 14 for the warm-weather season, the 23-acre water park formerly known as Raging Waters — now CaliBunga ... a pool of water, and Dragon’s Den, alongside more mellow splashes ...

Raging Waters San Jose will rage no more. Palace Entertainment, the Pittsburgh-based owner of the 23-acre amusement park, has announced its closure after 38 years of splashy rides at 2333 South ...

Raging Waters in San Jose is set to reopen this summer once city leaders give the green light on a tentative agreement with a new operator, according to city officials. The once-popular water park ...

SAN JOSE, Calif. - After months of proposals and interviews, San José’s Raging Waters waterpark looks to reopen under new management this summer, according to two councilmembers. San Jose ...

SAN JOSE, Calif. (KGO) -- We knew Raging Waters would be reopening in San Jose this summer and now we have learned it will have a new name. It will be called Calibunga Waterpark -- and new signs ...

The San Jose waterpark, iconically named “Raging Waters,” is opening this summer with a new name. The waterpark that was a staple for nearly 40 years will reopen as “CaliBunga” in June at ...

The San Jose City Council voted to approve a new lease and operating contract for the new management of the Raging Waters amusement park, city officials said Tuesday. The facility -- owned by the ...

SAN JOSE, Calif. - The San Jose City Council voted to approve a new lease and operating contract for the new management of the Raging Waters amusement park, city officials said Tuesday.