Santa Clara County residents said the news closest to home matters most, but a new survey shows it's also the hardest to find ...

A federal judge has granted a preliminary injunction blocking construction at a proposed ICE facility in South County as the ...

Theft and vandalism of campaign yard signs is a perennial problem every election season, but Cupertino is seeing an unusually ...

As artificial intelligence reshapes Silicon Valley, Latino leaders are pushing for a bigger role in deciding who benefits ...

Baby Boomers have spent their lives challenging the status quo. They reshaped our workplaces, families, culture and ...

A cool breeze swept through Palo Alto’s Baylands Nature Preserve as local and federal representatives opened the Bay Area’s ...

Federal rule changes taking effect later this month will make it harder for immigrants applying to live and work in the U.S.

Data from the Greater Bay Area Cancer Registry shows that the rates of cancer in people under the age of 50 in the Bay Area ...

As community distrust of data centers grows, San Jose is considering banning councilmembers from signing confidentiality ...

Palo Alto took a measured step last month toward addressing the recent influx of oversized vehicles on local streets when it ...

Every Labor Day, we remember the fights that built the modern workplace: the eight-hour day, the weekend, the right to ...

On Sunday mornings at the De Anza College Farmers Market in Cupertino, a crowd forms around the Orange Elaichi stall selling ...