(Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group) PG&E crew member works to restore power to a line near downtown San Jose after a palm frond fell on the utility’s equipment this week. PG&E crews toiled
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Emotions were high at a school board meeting Wednesday in Concord after an act of racism at a middle school in the area. The incident happened at Diablo View Middle School in Clayton
A Gilroy community is rallying around a 70-year-old man Wednesday after he was severely injured in what they’re calling a road rage incident. The man, who is a disabled veteran, is recovering from
Homebuyers in 2023 are questioning whether conventional neighborhoods work well for them. Many are now more acutely sensitive to isolation from neighbors — the possibility of living among people you rarely see or
What’s next for ex-San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo? It might be a move to Washington, D.C. Liccardo, who led the country’s 10th largest city for eight years, is considering a run for Congress
Google’s minimum wage and benefits for contractors are withheld from thousands of its U.S. contract workers, a new report from a union alleges. Google’s parent firm Alphabet in 2019 announced that, “All our
The Santa Clara Valley Water District has proposed building a 320-foot tall dam on Pacheco Creek in Southern Santa Clara County near Highway 152 and Henry Coe State Park, a location shown here
Federal wildlife officials on Wednesday announced a proposal to classify one of two dwindling California spotted owl populations as endangered after a lawsuit by conservation groups required the government to reassess a Trump
San Jose Sharks’ Timo Meier (28) waits for a face-off against the Minnesota Wild in the first period at the SAP Center in San Jose, Calif., on Thursday, Dec. 22, 2022. (Nhat V.
