Perhaps more than any other part of the country, California stands to benefit from the $2.2 trillion proposal by Joe Biden.

The Board of Supervisors voted to expand a pilot program that provides victims with free forensic exams, follow-up care and advocacy.

Father Kevin O’Brien is on paid leave for the duration of the inquiry, according to the Jesuit university’s board chair.

Authorities say Edwina Bogan and Shawnece Ford stole information from more than 100 people.

Public health officials expect to vaccinate 5,000 people a day, with plans to boost daily capacity to 15,000 people as supplies increase.

According to Cal-OSHA, Kaiser’s San Jose Medical Center is one of the top pandemic-safety violators in the state.

Sanjeev Acharya branded himself as a commercial real estate innovator, but regulators call him a con man.

Developer Sanjeev Acharya says federal regulators rushed to judgment when they charged him with running his company like a Ponzi scheme. 

The ruling released Wednesday affirms an earlier decision that split the South Bay city into six parts for future elections.

Critics worry that too many of the funds are going to extend BART to Silicon Valley instead of repairing local streets.

Bloom Energy—a publicly traded fuel cell manufacturer—wants the city to give it a pass from its climate-smart policy.

The NFL team will leave the state for the next two home games due to a strict new health order that bans the use of Levi’s Stadium.

Robert Mezzetti appears to have skipped over the USPS to get at least some of his campaign literature in voters’ mailboxes.

Local professional sports teams, including the San Jose Earthquakes, have been playing to empty stadiums since the pandemic started.

A blog post published today names a litany of cops whose apparent prejudice calls into question the integrity of their policing.

Ultimately, voters will decide whether to stay with 20-year incumbent Anna Song or opt for new perspective with Victoria Chon.