Kimberlee Messina is on leave while trustees investigate allegations of financial impropriety.

Only one of three trustee seats is contested this November, with fiscal oversight the defining issue after a scandal-plagued few years.

Trustees want to expand Promise Scholars and dual enrollment, but counselor ratios lag far behind the program's own benchmark.

The lawsuit alleges Claude users can still generate outputs that reproduce or adapt copyrighted songs in the Presley catalog. Anthropic says it will fight the claims.

A new data analysis of voting records shows just how far apart Scott Wiener and Connie Chan really are on housing.

Measure Z would tax Berkeley property owners to seed a bank with no branches or ATMs, serving the whole East Bay.

San Jose guides say management tried to get them to sign likeness waivers one-on-one instead of through their union.

An investigation found inconsistent overtime rules let favoritism creep in, though not the kickbacks workers alleged.

City leaders debated letting food trucks use vacant lots as complaints pile up near the Martin Luther King Jr. Center.

Yudy Deng said fundraising was done — but finance forms show $16,000 more rolled in, much of it from outside Palo Alto.

The U.S. Department of Education wants to know whether three California districts surveyed kids on sensitive topics without parental consent.

Measure K would push Rohnert Park's sales tax to 10.25% while reserves have already dropped from $33 million to $22 million.

The pair accused the DOJ of using an unreliable 20,000-name list to push the voter ID measure. The rally drew Lt. Gov. Eleni Kounalakis and other state leaders.