Tony Ng

San Jose moves forward with its plan to increase the permitted locations for cannabis dispensaries and to make it more equitable by allowing up to 10 new cannabis businesses exclusively for equity applicants.

State Farm says it will stop selling home insurance in California, citing increasing wildfire risks and construction costs. The impact on California's insurance market and homeowners could be significant as other companies may follow suit.

The district attorney has dropped the investigation into the Cupertino City Council members over alleged misconduct and interference; however, the ongoing saga involving political tensions and staff concerns continues to plague the city.

Stanford University professor Dr. Garry Nolan says '100%' likely that aliens are among us, as he speaks about the presence of extraterrestrial life on Earth, asserting that evidence suggests they have been here for a long time and may still be among us.

Following a violent incident at JLS Middle School in which two school employees were hospitalized, Palo Alto educators are calling for reinforced school policies and disciplinary measures to ensure staff and student safety.

Over 70 California law enforcement agencies have been warned by civil rights groups to stop illegally sharing sensitive license plate data with states that restrict abortion rights by a June deadline.

The Bay Area claims the top 4 spots on the list of the wealthiest US counties, flaunting impressive median incomes, investment incomes, and home values in a staggering display of affluence.

Crime rates and burglaries are on the rise in various Bay Area communities, leaving residents and authorities to seek solutions and preventive measures amidst a concerning trend.

San Jose officials aim to close an election loophole and prevent inappropriate political involvement in a bid to tighten local election rules and restore public trust.

Accusations of corruption and dishonesty continue to plague Santa Clara Councilmember Anthony Becker, as recent developments add new dimensions to Santa Clara Councilmember Anthony Becker's indictment unraveling deepening political drama and potential consequences on the city's turbulent relationship with the 49ers.

Following twists and turns, a deceitful real estate fraud case involving a Van Nuys actor and an elderly Redwood City woman comes to a close.

San Jose school district parents express frustration following multiple incidents involving loaded guns on school campuses. The parents demand transparency and better communication from authorities.

One stabbed, another accidentally shoots himself in the leg in Redwood City. This shooting incident brings to light - once again - the escalating issue of gun-related incidents involving young people in America.

A Florida woman is set to be arraigned for involuntary manslaughter and practicing medicine without a license, in connection with the death of a Kim Kardashian look-alike model after botched silicone injections.

Bucking the national trend of dwindling home values, Bay Area home prices see a surprising surge despite a shrinking population and ramped up housing construction.

In a display of compassion and dedication, dental professionals volunteered their time to treat over a thousand patients in need at a free dental clinic in San Jose, organized by the Santa Clara County Dental Foundation.

The Santa Clara County Office of Education receives a much-needed infusion of funds to expand mental health support in schools, addressing the rising demand for mental health services amid ongoing challenges.

San Jose's Bay 101 and Casino M8trix are caught in a bind as a state ban may block their expansion while they continue to pay increased taxes resulting from Measure H.

New reports suggest Santa Clara Councilmember Anthony Becker, indicted for allegedly leaking a grand jury report on the city council's relationship with the 49ers, may have also tried to pin the blame on Mayor Lisa Gillmor and allegedly got married so his husband wasn't required to testify against him.

Defying the odds and neighboring cities' economic challenges, San Jose continues to report budget surpluses. A number of factors have contributed to the South Bay city's success.

Levi's Stadium is all but set for a spectacular sports year in 2026, likely hosting the much-awaited Super Bowl 60 and confirmed for the World Cup. The Santa Clara stadium will be supported by expensive and impressive upgrades and enhancements.

Contrary to the declining commercial real estate landscape in the Bay Area, telecommunications giant Ciena Corp. has signed a lease in downtown San Jose's 50 West office tower, while other office spaces remain empty or struggle to sell.

It seems two different Cal student have elected to take extreme measures to attend classes while living in the Los Angeles area. Many question the logic. One called the idea, "quite possibly the stupidest thing I've read," another simply put it, "hella dumb," but both students have used the tactic to reach graduation.

This month, several homeless encampments across Northern California have been cleared in various cities, sparking debates around the ethical, social, and economic implications of these actions.

Acclaimed chef José Andrés' highly anticipated restaurant at Stanford Shopping Center has overcome an uncertain future due to Palo Alto's all-electric policy.