California Set to Resume Accepting Unemployment Claims
Californians who have been out of work for the past two weeks will be able to file for unemployment benefits starting Monday, as the Employment Development Department is set to
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California’s Property Tax Limits Have Stood for Decades. Here’s How Prop. 15 Could Change That
For decades, California’s system of limiting property tax increases has been deemed sacrosanct, a third rail for any politician. The system tying taxes to the most recent purchase price now
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Coronavirus Cases in the Bay Area in a list
The number of coronavirus cases in the Bay Area continues to climb. A county-by-county breakdown of the cases announced by officials can be viewed below. Wednesday, Sept. 30 Updates Alameda
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California projects large increase in COVID-19 hospitalizations, but not in Bay Area
With California state officials seeing “early signs” of increased coronavirus spread, the state’s modeling system projects a dramatic increase in COVID-19 hospitalizations by the end of October. During a virtual
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Arranging Underway At Santa Clara Bound together To Bring Understudies To Campus
Santa Clara Unified School District (SCUSD) staff emphasized their plan to reopen elementary schools no earlier than November and, for secondary schools, no earlier than January. Planning is moving ahead. Reopening Plan
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Planning Commissioners Green Light Home Addition
Following a zoning administrator’s denial of a minor modification as part of a home addition project for a single family home at 2133 Santa Cruz Ave., the agenda item was
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US judge orders stop to Postal Service cuts, echoing others
A federal judge in Philadelphia joined others Monday in ordering a halt to recent Postal Service cuts that critics say are causing mail delays and threatening the integrity of the
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US Latino civil rights group moves 2021 convention online
The League of United Latin American Citizens, the oldest Latino civil rights group in the U.S., has decided to move its 2021 national convention online amid concerns and health orders
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Dianne Feinstein’s Husband Named in UC Admissions Scandal
U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s husband, University of California Regent Richard Blum, was named Thursday by the state auditor’s office as one of the regents involved in admissions scandal where UC
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Santa Clara County 1st in state to declare Juneteenth a paid holiday
“This is history, this is the first time that Juneteenth has been declared a paid holiday in the state of California,” said Supervisor David Cortese, who spearheaded the proposal. Approving the holiday
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