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A new index that ranks women’s well-being in all California counties shows South Bay women are the most likely to work low wage jobs in the state.

The program, which has been on pause since February because of the pandemic, will now take place at 40 different sites throughout the city.

The election showed us more than just who voters want as president; it showed the nation has turned a corner on pot.

Health officials said they anticipate the state will move Santa Clara County back into the more restrictive Red Tier next week.

Police say Janice Carlstrom, who was found bound and gagged at a Saratoga office last year, confessed to stealing more than $580,000.

On top of the travel advisory, state health officials are also urging residents to limit interactions with other households.

While one measure, Prop. 15 failed, another ballot measure to change the tax system passed, marking a bittersweet election for everyone.

Small businesses now have until March 21, 2021, to pay back 50 percent of past-due rent, a reprieve that comes as Covid-19 cases spike.

Bay Area health officials recommend limiting any Thanksgiving gathering to no more than three households.

Gerrymandering contributes to hyper-partisanship and allows politicians to pander to special interests, but ignore the people they represent.

Martin Jenkins was nominated by Gov. Gavin Newsom to replace former Associate Justice Ming Chin, 77, who retired Aug. 31.

Singh, a “skinny, long-haired dude who roams the streets” picked out hundreds of 'Silicon Alleys' columns over 15 years for the book.

Leaders of the regional chamber of commerce refused to name the people responsible and offered little else in the way of context.

The city voted for its first directly elected mayor as well as its first Muslim-South Asian and openly queer councilors.

Cupertino voters elected two candidates who fall on opposite sides of the pro-or-slow-growth debate.