With Rep. Anna Eshoo joining the fray, now every single congressional Democrat in the Bay Area backs an impeachment inquiry.

Four years after the county authorized its creation, the Office of Labor Standards Enforcement has finally opened its doors to the public.

The names appear on a list from the Sheriff’s Office, which is under investigation by the DA for the way it grants concealed gun permits.

After days of speculation, it’s official. The president touched down in the South Bay in time for a midday luncheon in the Palo Alto foothills.

As the Trump administration tries to change the way states determine food stamp eligibility, Silicon Valley leaders are fighting back. 

It’s clear now, a year since California passed SB 826, that there is momentum toward closing the gender gap in company boardrooms.

The local housing agency says it doesn't aggressively pursue fraud. As a result, scammers fall under the radar for years—and sometimes decades.

On Tuesday, the San Jose City Council is expected to approve a $1.95 million contract with the nonprofit LifeMoves.

We caught up with the founders of MDisrupt to hear their insights about health-tech industry and their hopes for their latest venture.

The congressman reflected on his push to end violence overseas and extremism in the US, and what inspired him to pursue a career in politics.

Sentencing for the Saratoga business owner has been set for 9am on Sept. 20 in Department 30 at the Hall of Justice.

The proposal is part of a broader effort to add 25,000 units—10,000 of them below-market-rate—to the city’s housing supply by 2022.

As the dust settles between Promise and SJUSD, it’s clear that both sides shoulder responsibility for leaving families in the lurch.

Anthony Levandowski faces 33 counts of stealing and attempting to steal proprietary information from his former employers at Google.

The Women’s Leadership Summit, held at NASA Ames, featured House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Silicon Valley Congresswoman Anna Eshoo.

Law enforcement officials applauded the moment as a sign that a more progressive era of policing has come to Silicon Valley.