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Op-Ed: Your Holiday Gift Could Have Serious Security Risks
How can holiday shoppers be sure that the new connected device they’re eyeing was designed with protections against digital attacks?
South Bay Officials Condemn White House Plan to Deport Vietnamese Immigrants
President Trump’s push to remove potentially thousands of Vietnamese nationals from the U.S. has shaken many local families.
Santa Clara County Releases Landmark Report on Stanford University Expansion
The final environment report on the school’s 20-year expansion plans, the largest project ever reviewed by the county, is now available online.
Anderson Dam Seismic Safety Upgrade Postponed to 2022
The Anderson Dam earthquake-proofing project will take at least two years longer and cost much more than initially planned.
San Jose Unveils ‘Tiny Homes’ Prototype Ahead of Vote on Pilot Homeless Shelter Program
San Jose expects to have 80 tiny cabins built by next summer to house homeless people until they find a long-term place to stay.
San Jose Considers New Safety Regulations for E-Scooters
Mayor Sam Liccardo has proposed new regulations to rein in how electronic scooter companies operate in the city.
Google Poised to Strike $111 Million Land Deal with San Jose
It will take years before the tech company realizes its vision for the city’s core. But a key vote this week lays the groundwork.
San Benito’s Native Son, Anti-Fracking Activist Robert Rivas, Heads to Sacramento
Bold. That’s how Robert Rivas, newly elected 30th District assemblyman describes himself, his leadership style and his campaign.
Santa Clara County Officials Spar Over Who Should Influence Billions of Dollars in Tax Appeals
What would’ve been a routine nomination erupted into a political brawl between county Assessor Larry Stone and Supervisor Dave Cortese.
Cupertino’s Controversial Vallco Mall Project: By the Numbers
Vallco’s planned transformation has become a flashpoint for debates over the regional housing shortage and the tech sector’s runaway growth.
California Democratic Party Chairman Eric Bauman Responds to Claims of Sexual Misconduct
The state Democratic Party took a full day to publicly address claims that its top official sexually assaulted and harassed multiple men.
Why Does PG&E Get to Decide When to Turn Off the Power?
Will lawmakers de-energize PG&E’s power to shut off the juice when the Red Flag warnings start flying again next year?
Tony Thurmond Becomes California’s New Superintendent of Public Schools—Now What?
Bay Area Democratic Assemblyman Tony Thurmond declared victory Saturday as the state’s new superintendent of public instruction.
Jerry Brown Signed $1 Billion in Wildfire Prevention—and None of It Applies to This Year’s Fires
Many provisions of Senate Bill 901 have not yet taken effect, and even when they do, will impact the state gradually.
Wildfire Smoke Prompts VTA to Offer Free Rides; South Bay Public Schools Remain in Session
As the air continues to register as hazardous in the South Bay, the VTA is offering free rides while schools promise to excuse absences.
