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A new bill would bar colleges from receiving state financial aid dollars if they give preference to applicants with ties to alumni or donors.

An expensive New York-based private school attended by children of high-profile families is opening up a Silicon Valley location.

The lawsuit accuses the officers, as well as the city of Gilroy, of several violations of Steven Juarez’s constitutional rights

Foster City-based SteelWave and Iowa-based Principal Real Estate Investors bought the 3.5 acre property for a reported $28 million.

Although we like to think of the United States as a democracy that actively engages our citizens, we consistently fall short of making that a reality.

After a half-century at the helm, 97-year-old Bob Kieve wants to donate the AM radio station to the community.

The owner of a Silicon Valley law firm and her ex-husband allegedly falsified records to bring in $52 million of foreign investment.

All we can infer is that former Santa Clara Councilman Dominic Caserta answered a bunch of questions while maintaining a steady pulse.

In an effort to simplify planning, San Jose mayor Sam Liccardo is proposing what would be a first-of-its-kind development fee.

A tourist with measles visited restaurants, stores and destination in several South Bay cities, prompting officials to issue a public warning.

The program would make San Jose eligible for state funds to incorporate minority and lower-income dispensary workers into the local industry.

The Change.org petition has already racked up over 12,000 signatures, and it seems likely to reach its goal of 15,000.

More and more South Bay residents dreaming of cheaper pastures, according to a new poll by the Silicon Valley Leadership Group.

Though a hearing this week generated talk of crackdowns, there are limits to what the government can do to prevent future scandals.

Two unions repping nurses in the expanded county-run hospital system are at odds over differing interpretations of a labor-relations law.