Following the Supreme Court's affirmative action ban, admissions data from private California colleges show substantial numbers of legacy students receiving favorable treatment

San Francisco's Sheriff's Deputy, George Dowens, moonlights as drag queen WooWoo Monroe—a prominent Bay Area figure advocating for the LGBTQIA+ community.

As summer temperatures skyrocket across the Bay Area, Santa Clara County has opened cooling centers to provide respite for vulnerable community members.

A fearless good Samaritan made a daring rescue in Sunnyvale, saving two passengers from a burning car that had crashed into a Walgreens, only to lose the fight against the fire when attempting to save the driver.

Controversial San Jose State University professor, Elizabeth Weiss, voluntarily resigns after "woke activist mob" backlash and a lawsuit against the university over academic freedom and repatriation of Native American remains.

Amid concerns of noise pollution and environmental impact, cities across the U.S. are stepping up efforts to regulate gas-powered leaf blowers, with some implementing hefty fines and others banning them entirely.

The San José Police Department joins forces with Special Olympics Northern California to participate in the 2023 Law Enforcement Torch Run, fostering camaraderie and inclusion for athletes with intellectual disabilities.

California's 2023 State Income Limits highlight the growing income disparities, with a single person earning under $122,500 in San Francisco and $126,900 in Santa Clara County classified as low income.

As San Diego faces potential legal challenge over its homeless camping ban and San Francisco braces for its own trial, San Jose could find itself in a precarious position as it grapples with its homelessness crisis and response from homeless rights activists.

High-profile tech billionaires Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg have (jokingly) agreed to face off in a cage fight, after Musk has been sounding testy about Meta's in-development "response to Twitter," an app that may be called Threads. 

San Jose International Airport joined the global celebration of Make Music Day, hosting a diverse range of musical acts in its terminals yesterday.

Despite notable efforts by major companies to bring their workforce back into the office, key swipe data reveals less than half have returned in San Jose and San Francisco.

A recent survey highlights the stark contrast in the Bay Area's wealth perception and the aspects we consider more valuable than large sums of money.