The federal government said eBibelot failed to disclose its principal investigator's full-time outside employment in multiple post-award certifications.
The Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office obtained the settlement in Superior Court in a consumer protection lawsuit filed against the meal delivery company for misleading consumers, making it difficult to cancel subscriptions.
It’s been a busy – and successful – few weeks for San Jose homicide detectives. In a two-week period from July 30 through Aug. 12, city detectives arrested seven suspects, and cleared four homicide cases.
The former manager of Bear Creek Stables in Los Gatos, a popular South Bay horse riding ranch, was accused of failing to care for a horse that died from malnutrition and heat stroke last year.
Hank Risan allegedly used more than $3.1million in fraudulently obtained funds to pay personal credit cards, purchase collectables, and make mortgage payments on his personal residence.
Obdulia Banuelos-Esparza avoids jail time and will have to pay $40,000 in restitution in a plea bargaining deal for demanding cash from a security firm in exchange for a fairgrounds contract.
Texas businessman Marcus Andrade falsely claimed that the Panama Canal Authority was close to permitting AML Bitcoin to be used for ships passing through the canal.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced it is rolling back decades-old emissions standards for cars and trucks and proposing new rules that reverse the “endangerment finding.”
Health and Human Services edict will deny children access to Head Start, career technical and adult education, says Schools Superintendent David Toston Sr.
City officials report that the latest figures mark the highest sheltered rate that San José has achieved in decades, exceeding Santa Clara County and California statewide rate.
The class-action lawsuit alleged that Google programmed Android phones to transfer data to Google servers over cellular networks, even when users weren't connected to Wi-Fi.
