In response to incidents this summer involving masked federal agents detaining immigrants in Los Angeles, California lawmakers on Thursday passed two controversial bills aimed at increasing transparency and accountability among
Read MoreEuropean Union regulators on Friday levied a massive €2.95 billion ($3.5 billion) fine against Google, accusing the tech giant of systematically violating competition rules by steering business toward its own advertising services
Read MoreA powerful 6.0-magnitude earthquake struck Afghanistan, killing at least 800 people and injuring more than 1,300 others, according to early reports. Authorities fear the toll will continue to climb as
Read MoreSan Jose will open its first safe sleeping site for unhoused residents this week, marking a milestone in the city’s efforts to shelter those living on the streets. People are
Read MoreSilicon Valley Pride celebrated its 50th anniversary with a festival Saturday in downtown San Jose. The event, called “Unstoppable: 50 Years of Love, Legacy and Liberation,” took place at Plaza
Read MoreSeveral lanes of Interstate 280 were shut down in the Los Altos Hills area Thursday afternoon due to a crash and spill, according to officials. The Santa Clara County Fire
Read MoreMichael Sandvig, one of the original hires at Rock Bottom Restaurant & Brewery in The Pruneyard nearly 30 years ago, watched the beloved Campbell bar evolve into a local favorite.
Read MoreBay Area firefighters are gearing up for what’s expected to be a tough wildfire season this summer. According to a new seasonal outlook from the National Interagency Fire Center Predictive
Read MoreA section of Post Street in Downtown San Jose will soon be permanently closed to vehicle traffic. On Tuesday, the San Jose City Council unanimously approved the creation of a
Read MoreFormer Yosemite employees who were laid off and displayed an upside-down U.S. flag in a signal of “distress” say the act was meant to raise awareness about the threat of
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