San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan confirms reports he is considering joining the California governor's race. The June primary is just over four months away.
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Sheriff Bob Jonsen Opens Re-election Campaign with a Book and a Song
The announcement by Santa Clara County Sheriff Bob Jonsen appeared only on his LinkedIn page and was paired with an AI recording of a song he wrote. A week earlier he announced an upcoming memoir with its own accompanying full soundtrack of songs with lyrics written by the sheriff.
CA Orders Elon Musk’s AI Firm to Immediately Stop Sharing Sexual Deepfakes
California Attorney General Rob Bonta is investigating the spread of AI-generated explicit imagery on Elon Musk's X social media platform, saying it is violating state law to create and distribute nonconsensual sexual AI images.
San Jose, Santa Clara County Missing from California’s ‘Pro-housing’ List, Putting New Aid in Jeopardy
As Gov. Gavin Newsom pressures local governments to regulate homeless encampments, many cities and counties fall short of fulfilling requirements for $500 million in new state aid.
Kaiser Nurses Say They’ll Strike Jan. 26 if Contract Talks Don’t Resume
Kaiser Permanente responded to the strike threat by proposing a solution to move forward with contract negotiations, which if successful, could avert a strike. The strike could impact care at 20 hospitals and 200 clinics.
Kaiser Permanente Affiliates Pay $556M to Settle False Claims Act Allegations
Kaiser Permanente knew that fraudulent Medicare Advantage practices were widespread and unlawful, according to the government, and ignored numerous red flags and internal warnings that it was violating Medicare rules, including concerns raised by its own physicians about false claims and audits by its own compliance office.
Leisure in San Jose: How It Stacks Up Against Other Cities
San Jose’s reputation rests on technology, but locals love the farmers markets, live music venues and sprawling bike trails.
Saint Louise Regional Hospital Opens Cardiology Center Serving South SC County
Gilroy hospital opened center that offers cardiac diagnostic health care on Jan. 6.
Newsom Claims Success in Battling Growth of Organized Retail Thefts
In 2025, state officials recovered more than 270,000 stolen goods worth nearly $17 million, according to new report from the Gov. Gavin Newsom.
DNA Leads San Jose Cold Case Detectives to Suspect in 28-year-old Homicide
DNA evidence from East San Jose house where 84-year-old Alice Sharitz was murdered in 1997 led to the December arrest of 74-year-old Joe Contreras in Oregon.
Today Is Final Day to Cast Ballots in SC County Assessor Runoff Election
The likelihood that four of every five eligible voters won’t vote for Santa Clara County assessor candidates Neysa Fligor or Rishi Kumar heightens the anxiety and uncertainty of the two campaigns about today’s runoff vote.
In Era of ICE Raids, Latino Christmas Traditions in CA Proceed with Caution
The escalating ICE enforcement, and a change in policy that permits immigration enforcement at areas such as churches and schools that were previously off limits, has created a chilling effect on some Latino community activities.
Newsom’s CARE Court Lost its Teeth in the CA Legislature
Gov. Gavin Newsom had called for accountability on mental health and homelessness when he proposed his CARE Court program. What became law, however, pleased almost no one.
Adderall Distributor Indicted in $100M Illegal Pill Distribution Scheme
A month ago, the company’s founder and CEO Ruthia He and David Brody, its clinical president, were convicted of health care fraud for their individual roles in a years-long scheme.
DOI Triggers New Review for the Scotts Valley Plans After Flagging a “Legal Error” in Vallejo Casino Project
Federal documents hardly ever shake regions, but the most recent one shook the very foundation of Scotts Valley and the surrounding areas.
Trump’s New Order Against State AI Regulations Hits CA Efforts
Since 2016, California enacted more AI regulations than any other state. The president’s new order against such laws worries state officials.
