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A herd of about 200 goats stormed the affluent suburbs of eastern San Jose Tuesday evening. Footage of the event has since gone viral.

While 19 individuals signed on to the resolution, local party insiders say there are a number of members against the idea of scrutinizing Biden.

The withheld funds come at an especially urgent time. Without a valid SSN, undocumented spouses can’t apply for unemployment.

The longtime usher and mail-room coordinator for the hockey team died on April 28 due to complications from encephalitis.

Officials forecast a 9 percent drop from 2018-19 totals—a steeper downturn than the one hastened by the Great Recession. 

Four F-15s—which expect to cross over San Jose at 10:56am—will soar at about 350 mph overhead as part of a statewide trip.

Locally run public banks would be able to lend at reduced rates to our small businesses, cities, counties and school districts.

If approved, the contract between the city Stadium Authority and Singer Associates would go into effect on July 1 and run through March 2022.

Overall, Latinos make up 27 percent of Santa Clara County residents but account for 34 percent of the coronavirus deaths.

The decision to close the maternity ward was announced April 1. The ward’s last planned day of operation will be May 30. 

COO Nina Hawk resigned her post Monday morning after nearly three years as one of the water district’s top ranking officials.

All childcare centers for essential workers must follow physical distancing and sanitation practices specified by health agencies.

As job losses and pay cuts wreak economic havoc on Silicon Valley, the team has made a point of going helping its employees weather the storm.

Given the economic pressures that governments face, the push to legalize pot could end up resembling the end of prohibition in more ways than one.

Not San Jose. The largest city in the Bay Area recently selected the SimpliGov platform for workflow automation and online forms.