Federal investigators say UCSF favored Black and Hispanic applicants over higher-scoring white and Asian candidates from 2023 to 2025.

David Chiu's office says Truth API turns presidential posts into an insider-trading tool for paying subscribers.

Mayor Adam Loraine faces two challengers this November as San Mateo grapples with a nearly $17 million budget gap.

Measure V funds counseling, sports and libraries in West Contra Costa schools, but critics say the district can't be trusted with the money.

A trade group says LinkedIn forced sellers into pricier bundles and tracked over 6,000 rival tools. The suit lands weeks after execs were ordered to testify in a separate SF case.

The San Jose Democrat says a proposed fee could push young tech talent — and the jobs they'd create — to U.S. rivals.

Uber's cutting 137 more jobs in Sunnyvale as part of a 3,300-position global overhaul reshaping its offices.

An independent probe found Joel Young violated harassment policy by grabbing fellow director Sarah Syed from behind. Both are running for new board seats.

Federal officials say San Jose's carry permit fee dwarfs San Francisco's $288 charge and violates the Second Amendment.

San Jose's council voted unanimously to pause private detention projects, a move that could stretch to two years while staff rewrite the rules.

No more doctor's notes or repeat paperwork for older Californians with medical impairments starting in 2028.

Juana Briones has 244 students, Barron Park has 258 — and all three board candidates say shuttering schools is now on the table.

Donald Tamaki's father was held at the San Bruno racetrack in 1942. Now he sees the same playbook targeting immigrants.