A Blue Lake Rancheria gaming official allegedly placed a bet on tribal land, pushing the case toward a landmark injunction.

A.O. filed his fee motion 14 months after the restraining-order orders — too late, the appellate court ruled.

Marin wants a planning pause before any detention center application lands — closing what officials call a regulatory gap.

A new group called Run Ro wants to build a 2028 Khanna campaign before he even decides to run.

Supervisors want a 90-day plan for local lab draws and a path toward insured care at the Coastside Health Center.

John Tang, J.R. Fruen and Seema Sharma Lindskog lead early returns, with Cupertino's growth divide hanging in the balance.

District 8 tightened once ranked-choice votes kicked in, with Mark Humbert edging Michael Wallman by 484 votes.

Early returns show the mayor and a 28-year-old planning commissioner topping a six-way field focused on state housing quotas and beach traffic.

Early returns show the 82-year-old council veteran and a planning commission chair both outpacing their challengers in Campbell.

Scammers posing as credit union staff allegedly tricked members into moving loan funds to strangers. A claim deadline is coming fast.

Early returns show Phil Kim holding an insurmountable lead, while a crowded field battles for two remaining seats.

Turner secures his third term with just over half the vote as two sitting council members fall behind their challengers.

Marin expects applications to open in December for up to 45 microbusiness grants and 35 career grants, with awards from February through June 2027, aimed at residents facing initial business and career costs after training.