Mary Luros supports ADUs; Jim Hinton opposes red-light cameras.

A former student alleges abuse by Bryan Rios and says district officials had received complaints about his conduct toward staff. It follows a $5 million settlement in a separate case.

San Jose starts Tuesday clear and cool before temperatures climb into the upper 80s midweek, then cool through Sunday. Afternoon winds and elevated regional fire weather conditions add another wrinkle.

Foundation work is underway at 2140 University Avenue, where two lab buildings aim to keep gene-editing startups from decamping to Emeryville.

The San Jose startup wants its chips inside humanoid robots, drones and car dashboards by 2028.

The five-day festival runs October 7-11 with 14 mixologists battling for a $5,000 prize and student designers upcycling foraged materials into couture.

A suspect appearing to be 25 to 35 years old was last seen walking near Odell Lane.

Gunfire erupted on the BART-to-Antioch transfer platform in Pittsburg, wounding three.

The Obeidi family behind Falafel Tazah now offers a Godfather sandwich with prosciutto and mortadella at its new Broadway deli.

Bilingual workshops in November will let Santa Rosans weigh in on trails, gardens and play space for the Southeast Greenway.

Mayor Daniel Lurie is keeping the license-plate cameras but tightening the rules after audits found hundreds of improper searches.

The chipmaker's new $235 billion repurchase ceiling dwarfs its 2004 buyback cap of just $300 million.

Gap Inc. is opening 2 Folsom Street to musicians and craftspeople, plus a $2,500 grant program for 30 Bay Area makers.