East Bay Water Polo Star Eyes Third Gold Medal at Tokyo Olympics
With the Tokyo Olympics just six months away, a number of Bay Area athletes are ramping up their training, including one East Bay product who’s vying for her third gold
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4,500 Customers Still Without Power Due to Harsh Winds in the Bay Area
PG&E is working to resolve remaining electrical service disruptions resulting from the fierce overnight winds Monday and Tuesday, with some 4,500 customers without power as of 7 p.m. Wednesday. The
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Santa Clara County Inmates Go on Hunger Strike as COVID-19 Cases Soar
Inmates in Santa Clara County’s jails are on a hunger strike as cases of COVID-19 rage through the correctional system amid reports of unsanitary, unsafe and cruel conditions. As of
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‘White Lives Matter’ Banner Discovered in Union City Taken Down
A “White Lives Matter” banner found in Union City Saturday morning was later removed, the city said. The city said the banner was placed illegally on public property at the
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Santa Clara Unified Continues To Hope Students Can Return To Campus This Year
Though the Santa Clara Unified School District Board of Trustees has agreed to wait until Orange Tier to reopen for in-person learning, new plans from the state level may offer an opportunity
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Are your local restaurants, other businesses following COVID-19 rules? Yelp will now post your feedback
Are the employees at your neighborhood restaurant wearing masks? Is your grocery store vigilant about keeping customers 6 feet apart? Now you can pass along feedback — both positive and
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Mega Millions, Powerball combined jackpots soar above $1 billion
After a long stretch of relatively paltry prizes, U.S. lottery players now have a choice of games that offer combined jackpots of more than $1 billion. The jackpot for Mega
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All Health Care Workers in Santa Clara County Can Now Receive COVID-19 Vaccine
Santa Clara County officials are urging all health care workers in the county to get vaccinated for COVID-19 now that they are eligible. The news comes after the state’s public
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Newsom to Call for $4.5B to Support Businesses, Jobs in Proposed State Budget
Gov. Gavin Newsom is expected to unveil his proposed budget Friday for the 2021-2022 fiscal year, with an estimated $4.5 billion earmarked to help the state’s economy recover once the
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Twitter and Facebook Lock Trump’s Accounts After Violence on Capitol Hill
Twitter and Facebook on Wednesday locked the accounts of President Trump, which prevents him from posting messages to his more than 88 million followers on Twitter and 35 million followers on Facebook, after
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