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San Jose, AT&T Provide 4G Hotspots for Distance Learning

With the pandemic shifting learning from classroom to computer, San Jose has expedited efforts to close the so-called digital divide.

There’s a frankness that was fairly unusual even at in-person trade shows that are now canceled or delayed as we all shelter in place.

The dual nature of cannabis—it’s both a “vice” and a health elixir, and sometimes both at once—makes it hard to regulate.

The expungements stem from collaborative efforts of the local district attorney, public defender, the county and the courts.

Though San Jose is the deadliest city in Santa Clara County for bicyclists, the most dangerous intersection lies in Palo Alto.

The ballot initiative took center stage at a town hall on what city officials describe as “dark money” pouring into local elections.

Despite legalization, thousands of prior convictions continue to prevent people from joining the newly expanded legal market.

Can unions organize cannabis industry workers, some stoned, some sober, others undocumented and still others with college degrees?

Officials in the South County city ruled out cultivation at a council meeting last month. But pot business licenses are still on the table.

A $10 million stashbox is set aside for the program as part of the California Cannabis Equity Act, which Gov. Jerry Brown signed last year.

Councilwoman Ellen Kamei ignited a firestorm of controversy by bringing the local cannabis ordinance back for revision.

Weed delivery services could be blooming soon in the South Bay since state officials lifted restrictions last month.

Days before the former star quarterback settled his grievance against the NFL, someone saw a racist effigy of him right here in San Jose.

The NFL Hall of Famer and San Francisco 49ers legend sunk a fortune into the rapidly expanding Silicon Valley-based Caliva.

Ryan Coonerty’s political talk show ‘An Honorable Profession’ will introduce Democratic standouts from cities nationwide.

Is the California Environmental Quality Act an unfair tool for anti-development activists, or a developer scapegoat?