The Gilroy Garlic Festival shooting, which took three innocent lives, underscores the intractability of gun violence in America.
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Can California Crack Down on Deepfakes Without Violating First Amendment Rights?
It’s unclear whether a ban on convincing video forgeries, known as deepfakes, would pass constitutional muster.
Dynamex Decision: How Millions of Workers Could be Swept Up in a Bill Aimed at the Gig Economy
Do you freelance? Have a side hustle? Then you should be paying attention to a major employment fight coming to a head in Sacramento.
For ‘Hard-to-Count’ California, 2020 Census Poses Huge Challenges, Carries Big Stakes
California and other states with high immigrant populations stand to lose big if the citizenship question is included on the decennial survey.
Law Enforcement Backs Down on Deadly Force Standard—For Now
The debate over how to curb police shootings shifted Tuesday as law enforcement groups agreed to drop a part of their bill.
Factions Take Shape as California Advances Nationally Watched Police Shooting Bill
Fault lines among Democrats began to emerge this week, suggesting AB 392 will likely change as it moves through the Legislature.
Santa Clara County Builds Coalition to Fight Climate Change
If local efforts like these can be made widespread, the effect on the planet will have a tangible impact, county Supervisor Dave Cortese said.
With Measure B Tax Revenue Freed Up, Work Begins on Critical Transportation Improvements
Two years after county voters OK’d the sales tax for transportation upgrades, the public will finally start to reap its rewards.
The Big Problem This Bankruptcy Won’t Solve for PG&E
PG&E may be solvent, but it is facing a cash flow problem as a byproduct of $30 billion in potential liabilities from a series of catastrophic fires.
Santa Clara County DA: ‘No Matter How Long It Takes, We Will Bend the Arc Toward Justice
A transcript of the speech Jeff Rosen delivered at his Jan. 23, 2019, swearing-in to a third term as district attorney.
Thousands Flood Streets of Downtown San Jose for 3rd Annual Women’s March
Unlike the flagship event in Washington D.C. Saturday the Women’s March in San Jose was met with clear skies and warm weather.
2018: A Year in Review
In which we look back on all the strange, infuriating and preposterous things that went down in 2018 and say, “Sayonara!”
Christine Blasey Ford Makes Rare Appearance to Honor Gymnast Who Exposed Larry Nassar
In her first public statement since testifying against Brett Kavanagh, the Palo Alto professor commends a fellow survivor of sexual assault.
How Silicon Valley’s Lila Rose Became the Face of Millennial Anti-Abortion Activism
Lila Rose became an anti-abortion activist after famously making hoaxy undercover videos in hopes of getting Planned Parenthood defunded.
Op-Ed: Here’s How to Fight Corruption in Cupertino
To create a more responsive government, we need to ensure that the public—and not powerful moneyed interests—are financing our elections.
Stanford Poll: Gun Safety a Top Issue for California Voters
With the midterm elections just days away, a new poll shows that Californians are more passionate about voting this year.
