One Month Later, Valley Fair Closes Doors Again
One month after Westfield was cleared to open the Valley Fair mall up to shoppers, it has shut its doors again. On July 13, Governor Gavin Newsom ordered many indoor
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31 Costco workers test positive for COVID-19 across Santa Clara County
Thirty-one workers have tested positive for coronavirus across four different Santa Clara County Costco stores in recent weeks, prompting an investigation, health officials said Thursday. The largest cluster of cases
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Chinese scientist wanted for visa fraud arrested after seeking medical care in San Francisco
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
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Darren Wilson won’t be charged in Michael Brown’s death, prosecutor announces
Darren Wilson will not be charged in the shooting death of Michael Brown, the county’s prosecutor announced Thurday. “This is one of the most difficult things I’ve had to do
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Shouldn’t more Californians care about Kamala Harris’ shot at being named Biden’s VP?
With Joe Biden on the cusp of announcing his running mate on the Democratic presidential ticket, two women of color from the Golden State appear to be on the shortlist.
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Opinion: Writing the next chapter in California’s environmental history
Ask any Californian why they enjoy living in the Golden State, and you’re likely to hear about the environment, from our treasured oceans to public lands. We’re lucky to share
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Gilroy: Male suspect sought in alleged groping
Authorities were searching Thursday for a suspect in an alleged groping in Gilroy. The groping was reported near Sherwood and Wayland drives at 11:50 a.m., the Gilroy Police Department said
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Caltrans repaves highway with plastic bottles
Think of it as where the root beer meets the road. Or maybe life in the Fanta lane? In an experiment they hope will one day make California’s roads more
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Sunnyvale Adds Ambient Music To Outdoor Dining, Santa Clara Cancels Summer Concerts In The Park
The state and county restrictions due to COVID-19 have forced some cities to scale back on their annual summer offerings and others to cancel them completely. On July 21, the
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Santa Clara University’s DACA Community Feels Only Slight Relief After Supreme Court Ruling
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
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