It looks like the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority is getting people off public transit and back into their cars.

The 23-year leader of SVLG told his board that he would remain at the helm for up to six months until the board finds a replacement.

Homeowners who plan on renting out their backyard cottage may also qualify for a financial hardship exemption.

Valley Water chief Norma Camacho announced her decision in a Nov. 25 letter to the agency’s seven-member governing board.

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.

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.

A guide to all the stories you missed, forgot or wanted to forget in the Year of Our Lord MMXIX.

Thanks to the Bill Wilson Center, 37 homeless college students are now housed as part of a collaboration with Airbnb.

Are robots coming for California’s jobs? In today’s increasingly automated economy, that’s certainly the fear.

The Registered Nurses Professional Association, which represents 3,000 county employees, was poised to start the new year with a strike.

Los Gatos police said on Monday that the incident is still under review and that a cause has yet to be determined.

If some California lawmakers have their way, there will be many more such systems to generate power.

Monterey Mushrooms Inc. also agreed to a five-year injunction with training, testing and oversight conditions.

Bryce Druzin—a standup comedian and former reporter for the Silicon Valley Business Journal—made headlines for his April 27 protest.

District 10 contender Jenny Higgins Bradanini expressed her heartfelt condolences for the man’s surviving loved ones. 

As the private Catholic school proceeds with an external inquiry, local law enforcement quietly put their own case to rest.