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Previously, the agency demanded identifying information about the complainant as a condition of investigating tips about non-compliance.

In announcing the decision, the city lobbed a host of allegations against the team, accusing it of fraud, wage theft and conflicts of interest.

Piecemeal policies and fragmented oversight has led to concerning transactions by San Jose’s credit card-holding employees.

The “greatest generation” fought two world wars, and we now have to play the cards we’ve been dealt by combatting climate change.

The Chronicle ran an article that featured some previously unpublished info about the DA investigation into Sheriff Smith and her allies.

The environmentally friendly standards will become a part of the city’s building codes if state regulators give them the green light.

After days of speculation, it’s official. The president touched down in the South Bay in time for a midday luncheon in the Palo Alto foothills.

Despite being a no-show Monday, Otto Lee won the Silicon Valley Democratic Club endorsement in the D3 supervisor race.

The owner of Craze 4 Toys Adult Superstore is believed to have broken into the shop with a sledgehammer to set it ablaze.

While AB 392 raises the standard for when police can use deadly force, SB 230 will overhaul training manuals to reflect the new threshold.

As the Trump administration tries to change the way states determine food stamp eligibility, Silicon Valley leaders are fighting back. 

San Jose Councilwoman Magdalena Carrasco wants to prohibit sales of e-cigs and flavored tobacco that haven’t been approve by the FDA.

It’s clear now, a year since California passed SB 826, that there is momentum toward closing the gender gap in company boardrooms.

The down payment assistance program comprises a 30-year deferred loan for up to 17 percent of a property’s purchase price.

The local housing agency says it doesn't aggressively pursue fraud. As a result, scammers fall under the radar for years—and sometimes decades.