Democrats will commit today to a wide-ranging new progressive agenda that simultaneously tackles pandemic recovery, climate change, and systemic injustice. They’re calling the agenda THRIVE, which stands for “Transform, Heal, and
Read MoreNew roads have been paved and the frames of model houses are about to sprout up from an old walnut orchard at the interchange of Highway 17 and Lark Avenue,
Read MoreI. The announcements After months of deliberations, Facebook gave its answer to the critics who have called for it to put new restrictions on political advertising. The company said it would not
Read MoreThe State of California is retiring the State Monitoring List, which was one list that counties were on if they met certain COVID-19-related criteria and moving towards a new tiered
Read MoreAt the Santa Clara City Council meeting on Tuesday, July 14, Chief Electric Utility Officer Manuel Pineda awarded three outstanding students each with a $5,000 scholarship to further their studies
Read MoreAmid the COVID-19 pandemic, cities across the state are feeling the financial crunch, leaving government employees seeking increasingly clever ways to generate revenue and trim fat from their budgets. Santa Clara is
Read MoreBefore Robert Mezzetti became District 6 Santa Clara City Council Candidate, the San Jose attorney was a registered lobbyist representing a developer with a project currently before the Council — Republic
Read MoreThere may not be another stimulus bill until mid-September, despite a simmering recession that economists say is the worst the US has experienced since the Great Depression of the 1930s. The US economy shattered records
Read MoreAmazon can be held liable for defective products sold on its Marketplace in California, an appeals court ruled Thursday, which suggests that if you buy a defective third-party product on Amazon, it
Read MoreThe transparency activist organization Distributed Denial of Secrets (DDoSecrets) has been formally designated as a “criminal hacker group,” following the publication of 296 gigabytes of sensitive law enforcement data earlier
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