News January 6, 2020 San Jose Considers Amnesty for Illegal Backyard Cottages By Grace Hase Homeowners who plan on renting out their backyard cottage may also qualify for a financial hardship exemption. Read More 11
News January 3, 2020 Valley Water CEO Set to Retire By Jennifer Wadsworth Valley Water chief Norma Camacho announced her decision in a Nov. 25 letter to the agency’s seven-member governing board. Read More 4
News January 3, 2020 Food Stamp Cuts Loom for Silicon Valley Residents in 2020 By Lauren Hepler and Julia Baum The lean season has arrived, and it may be felt more acutely inside local homes where residents already struggle to find enough to eat. Read More 7
The Fly January 3, 2020 A Couple Board Members Apparently Part Ways with Downtown Streets Team By The Fly The names of PA Veterans Institute for Research CEO Michael Hindery and Google counsel David Kiferbaum are gone from the DST website. Read More 8
News January 2, 2020 Bellarmine Sued by Ex-Student Under New Law Waiving Statute of Limitations for Sex Abuse By Jennifer Wadsworth Under AB 218, victims are entitled to triple the damages if an organization s proven to have tried covering up suspected abuse. Read More 5
News January 2, 2020 Raft of New Housing Laws Takes Effect This Year in California By Will Carruthers Whether you rent or own in the South Bay, here are some of the rules you should know about as we enter the New Year. Read More 4
News January 1, 2020 Why Aren’t Californians Getting the Mental Health Care to Which They’re Legally Entitled? By Jocelyn Wiener, CalMatters State Sen. Jim Beall said he’d like to introduce one more mental health parity bill before he terms out—though he’s still working out the details. Read More 2
News December 31, 2019 2019: A Year in Review By Silicon Valley Newsroom A guide to all the stories you missed, forgot or wanted to forget in the Year of Our Lord MMXIX. Read More 0
News December 31, 2019 The Decade in Review: Memes, Trolls and Smug Millennials By Silicon Valley Newsroom When the 2010s began, many had cause for optimism. Then the bottom fell out. Read More 0
News December 30, 2019 BAYMEC Unveils Endorsements for March Primary Election By Silicon Valley Newsroom The Bay Area Municipal Elections Commission has unveiled a list of preferred candidates in the upcoming March primary. Read More 10
News December 30, 2019 Bill Wilson Center CEO Leads by Example by Offering Spare Room to Homeless College Student By Grace Hase Thanks to the Bill Wilson Center, 37 homeless college students are now housed as part of a collaboration with Airbnb. Read More 28
The Fly December 27, 2019 County Reconsiders Contract with Downtown Streets Team By The Fly In October, the county hired the homeless services provider as part of an $860K initiative to help CalFresh recipients find jobs. Read More 8
News December 26, 2019 Risks, Rewards and Robots: The Future of Work in California By Judy Lin, CALmatters Are robots coming for California’s jobs? In today’s increasingly automated economy, that’s certainly the fear. Read More 4
News December 24, 2019 Nurses Avoid Strike as SEIU Ends Mediation with Santa Clara Co. By Silicon Valley Newsroom The Registered Nurses Professional Association, which represents 3,000 county employees, was poised to start the new year with a strike. Read More 1
News December 23, 2019 San Jose Council Candidate’s Car Crash Still Under Investigation By Silicon Valley Newsroom Los Gatos police said on Monday that the incident is still under review and that a cause has yet to be determined. Read More 22
News December 23, 2019 Five Things to Know About Power-Storing Microgrids By Julie Cart, CalMatters If some California lawmakers have their way, there will be many more such systems to generate power. Read More 4