‘They treated us like animals’: ICE arrests at Bay Area courthouses left immigrants in fear, but judge’s order gives reprieve
A federal judge has temporarily barred ICE from making arrests at immigration courts across Northern California.
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‘Her cause of death was living’: East Bay park ranger Betty Reid Soskin dies at 104
A fixture of the East Bay’s historical landscape, Betty Reid Soskin spent more than a decade helping visitors understand World War II through the lens of race, labor and lived...
Rapper features East Bay high schools in music videos for Bay Area anthem
LaRussell featured high school students from across the East Bay in what will be a series of music videos for his song “I’m From The Bay.”
South County Community Services helps those in need move from homelessness and hunger to hope
South County Community Services helps those who face poverty, homelessness and food insecurity in southern Santa Clara County move forward towards stability.
Facing ‘substantial’ earthquake risk, South Bay city inches toward multimillion-dollar rehaul of City Hall
Cupertino City Council set aside the first sum of money toward a multi-million-dollar renovation of a building deemed at risk in the face of earthquakes.
South Bay city swaps vice mayor and mayor in ‘unorthodox’ move
Cupertino City Council appointed a new mayor and vice mayor after a dispute over who deserved to hold the vice mayor's seat
The mystical roots of San Jose’s Egyptian treasure
How a not-so-secret society created the Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum in San Jose.
South Bay city opts to add bike lanes at cost of parking, after heated marathon meeting
Sunnyvale City Council voted to remove parking on a strip of road to bring in bike lanes, but the project lacks money and could take years to implement.
South Bay city approves massive Amazon warehouse amid labor disputes
Milpitas City council cleared the way for the Amazon warehouse that would offer delivery in a matter of hours, despite some labor and environmental complaints.
Garlic Festival gives tens of thousands to charity after first year back
The Garlic Festival gave thousands to local charity, and organizers say the success means they can grow in coming years.