How many have been tested at private labs remains unclear because they have no obligation to report that to local health officials.
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As Confirmed COVID-19 Cases Rise, Santa Clara Co. Has Yet to Disclose Testing Capacity
As the COVID-19 death toll reaches double digits countywide, local health officials have yet to disclose how many people they’ve tested.
Santa Clara County PR Chief Sickened by COVID-19
María Leticia Gómez, the county’s director of communications and public affairs, fell sick on March 13 and has self-isolated ever since.
COVID-19 Expected to Impact San Jose’s Next Budget Cycle
A lot has changed since Mayor Sam Liccardo authored his annual March budget message a little less than two weeks ago.
Online Triage for COVID-19 Aims to Help with Test Shortages
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced a new website created with Alphabet’s subsidiary Verily that will provide screening and testing support.
UPDATE: 91 Confirmed COVID-19 Cases in Santa Clara County
Incidences of the disease—caused by a novel coronavirus that has now been named SARS-CoV-2—are expected to rise as testing continues.
Letter: San Jose Should Help Small Businesses Weather the Economic Impact of COVID-19
The coronavirus scare has taken a toll on local family-owned businesses, which have reported a recent shortage in clientele and revenue.
CA Leaders Scramble to Kill Billionaire Tax Before Thursday Deadline
Ahead of a June 25 deadline, California Democrats are striking deals with interest groups to kick several controversial measures off the November ballot.
Los Gatos Party Mom Gets 35 years, 10 months Maximum Sentence for Teen Abuse
Shannon O’Connor, 52, was convicted in March on dozens of felony and misdemeanor charges: for bringing vodka and Fireball whiskey, providing condoms and discouraging teens from telling their parents or police about the parties.
Community College Students Struggle with Online Courses
About 40% of California’s community college courses are online now, redefining education. These courses are more accessible, college officials say, but they come with serious drawbacks.
CA Community Colleges Crack Down on Student Aid Fraud
After a spike in fraudulent applications to California’s community colleges, school officials say they are getting better at detecting and preventing fraud, though it still happens.
Fremont Firm Agrees to Pay $1M for False Claims for COVID Business Loans
The settlement resolves claims filed by a whistleblower, Blockquote Inc., alleging that Innodisk Corp USA violated provisions of the federal Paycheck Protection Program during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Jury Finds ‘Party Mom’ Guilty of 16 Felonies, 31 Misdemeanors for Hosting Teen Drinking Parties in Los Gatos
Shannon O’Connor was found guilty of hosting alcohol-fueled parties for teenagers—mostly 14 and 15-year-olds—during the 2020-2021 COVID-19 pandemic, where she supplied vodka and whiskey and encouraged sexual acts.
Kaiser Strike Hits Fourth Week in Continuing Contract Dispute over Pay, Benefits
Thousands of Kaiser health care workers are on strike to demand better pay and staffing.
Newsom’s Spending Binge Outstripped Revenues, Creating Chronic Deficit
The California Department of Finance and the Legislative Analyst Office say the governor and the Legislature have created a multibillion-dollar “structural deficit,” meaning that revenues cannot cover spending.
Bans on Cat Declawing and Book Censorship Among California’s 2026 Laws
New laws in the state also include gender-neutral bathrooms, employee tips and school cell phone restrictions.
