The student loan forgiveness plan is being cheered by thousands of Bay Area college students. For many San Jose State University students drowning in college debt, President Joe Biden’s loan
Read MoreSan Jose says more than 150 automatic license plate readers are coming to communities severely impacted by gun violence. This after what they call several success stories with the two
Read MoreUS auto-safety regulators have a message for Tesla Inc. owners intending to use their children to test automated-driving technology: Don’t. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said it uses controlled
Read MoreAs students around the Bay head back to school, every district has an extra decision to make about whether or not to make masks mandatory in class. Students in both
Read MoreOrganizers and visitors were getting back in rhythm Saturday at the San Jose Jazz Summer Fest, after the pandemic forced it to turn down the volume. About 5,000 people attended
Read MoreThree years after launching a $250 million fund to alleviate the Bay Area’s housing crisis, Google has awarded over half that amount to 23 affordable housing projects across the region.
Read MoreThree downtown San Jose housing towers have reached a key money milestone for a development that has accumulated a waiting list of thousands of prospective residents. The highrises are being
Read MoreBig Basin Redwoods State Park in the Santa Cruz Mountains was set to partially reopen Friday, two years after it was devastated by the massive CZU Fire. The ancient forest
Read MoreSanta Clara County held its first monkeypox vaccine clinic Wednesday as the disease spreads across the country. Hundreds of people lined up to get their shot at the clinic on
Read MoreRecent FBI warnings of a “huge increase” in sextortion scams targeting teens, especially boys 14 to 17. The Cyberbullying Research Center, which has always been good about keeping things in
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