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Four years after buying La Pizzeria in Campbell, the Rome-born chef and owner is branching out to a second location. Antonella Muratori-Saccani will preside over the grand opening of her new restaurant
Read MoreDowntown San Jose is in line for a huge increase in jobs, office space, housing, retail, entertainment, activity hubs, and hotels, according to a dramatic vision for the area near
Read More• Doctors and researchers from 20 countries show scientific evidence of chlorine dioxide (CDS) at an international press conference. • In Mexico, the effectiveness of the treatment that the pharmaceutical
Read MoreWith one week to go before the 2020 campaign ends, California remains on track to hand former Vice President Joe Biden a victory by the largest margin for a Democratic
Read MoreThere’s an abundance of campaign financial reporting violations in 2020 and they’re being abetted with seeming disregard by the City’s chief elections officer, City Clerk Hosam Haggag. These violations aren’t
Read MoreThe money story in Santa Clara’s 2020 election has shaped up as a battle between the $3.8 billion San Francisco 49ers and $50 billion Related Companies. While the 49ers are
Read MoreThe Santa Clara Police Officers’ Association is out with another video. It’s fun. It features dancing and upbeat music. The lyrics are catchy, too. We were hoping that the Jed York Boogie would be replaced
Read MoreTwo “masked” intruders broke into a California bank using a method straight out of the movies: crawling along air ducts – only to fall through the ceiling tiles and onto the
Read MoreA California appeals court has ruled there is “overwhelming likelihood” Uber and Lyft violated labor law by misclassifying drivers as contractors rather than employees, aligning with a lower court decision in a
Read MoreAn estimated 1 million Californians were without power on Monday during what officials have said could be the strongest wind event in California this year. Utility companies cut off power to about
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