Garcia was one of many Southern California leaders who took to social media late Thursday to express well wishes for President Donald Trump, the First Lady and those in their

You’ve likely seen at least one QR code today. They’re found on product packaging, in restaurants, and at gas stations. They look like this: QR stands for “quick response.” Scanning

Police Friday circulated a composite drawing of a man wanted for allegedly entering a Van Nuys home and trying to sexually assault a woman. The crime occurred on Aug. 24

The California unemployment agency’s two call centers to field questions about jobless benefits had two major problems as millions of people sought help due to the pandemic: One had nobody

Could the novel coronavirus pandemicactually lead to a reduction of our health care costs? One health expert thinks the answer is yes. Asya Pereltsvaig knows firsthand the high cost of health

A group of business owners and at least a half dozen chambers of commerce across Santa Clara County are coming together to urge county leaders to relax COVID-19 restrictions or put

A Chinese scientist charged with visa fraud after U.S. authorities said she concealed her military ties was arrested after she left the Chinese consulate in San Francisco to seek medical

Members of Santa Clara University’s (SCU) DACA community say things were very tense ahead of the Supreme Court decision. “In the weeks leading up to the DACA decision, I know that for

Despite the downturn in the economy and the social distancing required because of COVID-19, Sunnyvale Community Services (SCS) still managed to gather supplies for its annual backpack distribution days. Over the