The study’s findings could have ramifications concerning shelter-in-place practices as well as treatment of current COVID-19 patients.

Some pot advocates and peddlers of elixirs now declare that their products can alleviate the symptoms of Covid-19, or even cure it. 

Celebrity investors. Headline-grabbing IPOs. New tax revenues. Is the cannabis industry getting high on its own supply?

The South Bay’s poorest pupils sleep in cars, on couches and in the library—all while holding down day jobs and earning degrees.

The Crown Act expands definitions of racial discrimination to include traits historically associated with race—like hairstyle.

The Classic is the longest-running women’s-only professional tennis tournament in the world. 

Organizers say this is just the beginning of what they hope will become a deep collaboration between the city and its people.

The BAYMEC Foundation will host “An Evening with Wiggsy and Pals,” which takes place at 5:30pm Monday at Cafe Stritch.

Ruben Torres brings 33 years of experience to the job, which takes him from an equivalent position at the Livermore-Pleasanton Fire Department.

Justice for Josiah hosted a toy drive and holiday party for children left fatherless or otherwise bereaved by police use of force.

Mayor Sam Liccardo has proposed new regulations to rein in how electronic scooter companies operate in the city.

Neighbors rally in support of Christine Blasey Ford to counteract the hate mail and violent threats that the Palo Alto professor has received.

Publicly-traded companies destined to follow Google to downtown San Jose aren’t exactly the companies fueling the Silicon Valley gold rush.

Stanford professor Michele Dauber has carried the momentum from a high-profile judicial recall campaign into local activism.

The Silicon Valley Cinema Club will host an hour-long panel after the documentary screening at 3 Below Theater this weekend.

The builder of a downtown San Jose apartment tower shelled out $250,000 to workers to settle alleged labor violations.