News June 19, 2018 Tesla Fights State Rules Linking Car Rebates to Labor Practices By Kaylee Lawler Tesla opposes a state rule that would raise the standard for offering customers to qualify for a generous discount on electric cars. Read More 1
News June 18, 2018 San Jose Poised to Outsource Entire Workers’ Comp Unit By Jennifer Wadsworth San Jose may outsource the rest of its workers’ comp unit, which already relies on a third-party contractor to handle half of all claims. Read More 3
News June 15, 2018 San Jose Gears Up for 37th Annual Juneteenth Festival in Downtown By Winona Rajamohan The 37th annual Juneteenth festival takes place Saturday tat Plaza de Cesar Chavez in downtown San Jose. Read More 15
News June 14, 2018 Campbell School Board Censures Trustee for Offensive Comments By Silicon Valley Newsroom The Campbell-area school board censured a colleague for racially charged and otherwise discriminatory comments he made last month. Read More 12
News June 14, 2018 Judge Denies Gilroy’s Request to Toss Sexual Harassment Lawsuit From Ex-Police Dispatcher By Michael Moore A federal judge has denied a request by the city of Gilroy to toss a sexual harassment case by a former police department employee. Read More 0
News June 14, 2018 Coyote Lake-Harvey Bear Ranch Park to Host Grand Opening of Remodeled Visitor Center By Winona Rajamohan The newly remodeled Coyote Lake Visitor Center will hold its grand opening ceremony at the end of this month at Harvey Bear Ranch Park. Read More 0
Opinion June 13, 2018 Op-Ed: Women’s Networking Alliance Means Business By Cecily Whiteside Silicon Valley Women’s Networking Alliance helps women-owned businesses in the Bay Area increase reach and profit. Read More 0
Opinion June 13, 2018 Op-Ed: Girl in the Valley Podcast Focuses on Dating, Relationships By Patricia Callahan A new podcast, Girl in the Valley, explores the ups and downs of online dating in the status-obsessed, fast-faced world of Silicon Valley. Read More 2
The Fly June 13, 2018 As Susan Ellenberg Pursues Higher Office, Candidates Line Up to Replace Her on SJUSD Board By The Fly As Susan Ellenberg advances to the runoff in the county supervisor race, a few candidates have already lined up to fill her SJUSD seat. Read More 10
News June 12, 2018 Milpitas Mayor Slammed for Tone-Deaf Comments, Awkward Hugs, Offbeat Rap Performance By Jennifer Wadsworth Rich Tran came under fire this week after the city of Milpitas released a report detailing claims of inappropriate conduct by the young mayor. Read More 28
News June 11, 2018 Santa Clara County Proposes Fourfold Funding Boost for Domestic Violence Survivors By Winona Rajamohan Santa Clara County officials have proposed a 400 percent funding increase to help domestic violence survivors. Read More 8
News June 11, 2018 Don Rocha Holds Narrow Lead Over Pierluigi Oliverio in Santa Clara County Supervisor Race By Jennifer Wadsworth Don Rocha is hanging onto narrow lead over Pierluigi Oliverio for the runner-up spot in Santa Clara County’s District 4 supervisor race. Read More 2
News June 11, 2018 San Jose City Council Weighs Mayor’s 2018-19 Spending Plan By Jennifer Wadsworth San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo’s revised 2018-19 spending plan includes investments in police, blight cleanup and affordable housing. Read More 4
News June 8, 2018 Newly Released Records Detail Misconduct by Former Milpitas City Manager Tom Williams By Jennifer Wadsworth The former manager billed taxpayers for his own legal fees and then tried to cover his tracks, according to a newly released report. Read More 5
The Fly June 7, 2018 Sheriff Laurie Smith Heads to Runoff for First Time in 20 Years By The Fly Santa Clara County Sheriff Laurie Smith is heading for a runoff for the first time since her election five terms ago in 1998. Read More 5
The Fly June 6, 2018 Voters Recall Judge Persky, Replacing Him With Veteran Prosecutor Cindy Hendrickson By The Fly Voters on Tuesday ousted Judge Aaron Persky, ending what’s being called the highest-profile political campaign ever in Santa Clara County. Read More 12