Stanford University plans to cut $140 million from its 2025-26 budget due to increased endowment taxes and lower federal research support, leading to staff layoffs.

San Jose's Almaden Lake July 4th Fireworks Festival has been canceled due to public safety concerns after attracting 30,000 people and causing fire hazards last year.

The Palo Alto Police Department will conduct a DUI checkpoint on June 21st from 6:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m., with the location undisclosed to deter impaired driving.

SJCE's Solar Access Program is expanding to offer a 20% discount on renewable energy to more low-income San José residents due to a new solar plant in Merced County.

San Mateo County Supervisors Speier and Mueller have secured $160,000 to revive a Human Trafficking Cybercrimes program for proactive measures against trafficking, with a focus on events like the Superbowl and World Cup.

Alum Rock Union School District partners with SJECCD to offer middle school students college credits, starting a dual enrollment program to advance educational opportunities and support underrepresented students in college readiness and achievement.

Viva CalleSJ celebrates its 10th anniversary in San José with streets closed to cars for walking, biking, and skating, coinciding with National Best Friend Day.

Santa Clara County Sheriff's recruits host a bone marrow donor drive for children like 4-year-old Kenji Lam, with the potential to save lives through a simple cheek swab.

San Jose charter school DCP is closing after 25 years, affecting 950 students and 99 employees, due to enrollments decline and financial difficulties.

Lola's death at San José Animal Care & Services led to an outcry, internal review, and an inquiry into the shelter's practices after a damning audit, with advocates demanding better care.

San Mateo County launches its first Family Justice Center to aid victims of interpersonal violence, streamlining support and housing the Child Advocacy Center.

San José Police Department will conduct a DUI checkpoint on May 16 from 9 pm to 3 am at an undisclosed location, aiming to enhance road safety by deterring impaired driving.

Santa Clara County launched "One County One Future," a campaign supporting local immigrants through resources and services, despite federal threats, investing $5.9 million annually plus an additional $5 million this year.