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Initial damage estimates for the SCU Lightning Complex zone put the loss of cattle and grazing lands at $26 million.

The state Covid-19 framework gives counties credit toward their case rate for reopening if they test more people than the state average.

Stanford law professor Michele Dauber wants state Senate hopeful Ann Ravel to give back thousands in campaign cash from her employer.

San Jose Officer Matthew Rodriguez could face one year in jail if he's convicted on the misdemeanor assault and battery charge.

County health officials are asking people not to hold parties or visit haunted houses this Halloween.

Jake Tonkel took the lead this fundraising period, with a wider range of small-dollar donors than Councilwoman Dev Davis who has raised the most this year.

Breonna Taylor’s death is a result of our institutional, reckless disregard for Black lives.

If green-lit, contracts between states would spur an “explosion of new investment, expansion, and business formation.”

Days before the 2020 Census was set to come to an early close, a U.S. District Judge in California extended the deadline by a month.

Dozens of doctors and researchers from the Palo Alto-based university are standing by their critique of former colleague Dr. Scott Atlas.

Union President Sgt. Paul Kelly argued that the city had violated officers' rights by disclosing their names, badge numbers and faces.

After seven months without steady work, the artists at San Jose’s State of Grace, including Tyler Harrington, are seeing clients.

Caliva customers can acquire products in a variety of ways, from in-store pickup, curbside pickup, home delivery and now the CarHop option.

Not a single officer was charged with killing the 26-year-old paramedic shot to death by Louisville police in her own apartment. 

The annual event was originally set for May 14 but had to be rescheduled because of the Covid-19 pandemic.