A leaked trove of law enforcement records shows that police were told to view anti-brutality protesters as an adversarial force.
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Fire-Scorched Bay Area Begins the Long Process of Rebuilding
The fires include the CZU Complex, which ripped through the Santa Cruz Mountains to become the state’s ninth-most destructive fire.
Parents, Teachers Sue San Jose Over Charcot Avenue Overpass
Plaintiffs say an environmental review of the project fell short of state standards by underestimating the traffic, pollution and noise impacts.
Some Evacuation Orders Ease Up, But Officials Say California ‘Megafires’ Could Burn for Weeks
The fires east of Santa Clara Valley have grown to more than 365,000 acres, making it the largest active fire in California.
340,000-Acre SCU Complex Triggers New Evacuation Orders
With just 10 percent containment this morning, Cal Fire officials issued new evacuation orders for Sunol, Livermore and Fremont.
SCU Complex Continues Southeastward Spread, Grows Overnight to 291,000 Acres
Wildfires east of Santa Clara Valley have burned through nearly 300,000 acres with only 10 percent containment today, per Cal Fire.
Overnight Growth Makes SCU Complex California’s Biggest Fire
In three major clusters, they darkened skies, forced thousands to flee home and pushed California’s firefighting capacity to the brink.
Lick Observatory Survives Fire, But SCU Complex Continues Rapid Spread in East Foothills
Mandatory evacuation orders remain in effect for the San Jose foothills, with an advisory issued for the city’s East Side.
San Jose Mayor Accuses PG&E of Deflecting Blame for Outages
PG&E said blackouts would last just a few hours, but many San Jose residents said they were left without power for much longer than that.
Report: San Jose Roads Rank Among Worst in the Nation
The data, compiled by car shopping app CoPilot, ranks the South Bay city’s streets the second-worse in the country for large cities.
SCC Housing Authority Employees Balk at Demand to Return to Covid-Exposed Office
Housing Authority workers says there isn’t a single thing they can do in the office that they couldn’t accomplish more safely from home.
Report: U.S. Response to Coronavirus Pandemic Has Been Poor at Best, Disastrous at Worst
The U.S. took 98 days to reach one million confirmed cases of Covid-19, but just 16 days to increase from 3 million to 4 million.
Silicon Valley Leadership Group Names Ahmad Thomas as CEO
The former investment banking executive will succeed Carl Guardino, who announced last month that he's leaving SVLG for Bloom Energy.
Last Prisoner Project Aims to Free People Jailed for Nonviolent Cannabis Offenses
In the wake of the nationwide anti-racist protests, the cannabis industry has been confronted with the reality that it, too, has racial issues.
Former Palo Alto Mayor Pat Burt Announces City Council Bid
Attorney Rebecca Eisenberg, planning commissioners Ed Lauing and Cari Templeton and Councilwoman Lydia Kou are also in the running.
Better Mask Up: Face Coverings Now Mandatory in San Jose
The main difference between the city’s law and the county’s is that San Jose also requires masks for anyone standing in line at the store.
