Suds Jain wants the city attorney to probe Kathy Watanabe's campaign over a $1,000 donation and a missing refund.

Carmen Montano's push to raise the pantry's $1.21 monthly rent drew a council-meeting crowd and a fiery social post calling supporters haters.

Alum Rock Union wants voters to approve a parcel tax hike and $100M bond, but critics point to past bond oversight lapses.

Franklin-McKinley trustees voted 4-1 to rebuke Marc Cooper after he called 9/11 attackers “cowardly, radical Muslims” at a board meeting.

The EEOC says a Texas staffing firm ghosted an American applicant after he questioned a Mountain View job's visa-only rule.

Diana Torres says Gary Ferraris' campaign site showed fake canvassers and a building that doesn't resemble Santa Clara's City Hall. He calls it an honest mistake.

A federal judge rejected buyers’ bid for class-action status but left the door open to a revised request.

Proposed rules would require zoning administrator and council approval to leave the historic register, ending two decades of easy opt-outs if adopted.

The chipmaker's new $235 billion repurchase ceiling dwarfs its 2004 buyback cap of just $300 million.

Kathy Watanabe is calling for an audit of 49ers-related revenue, while David Kertes says city leadership has failed to be transparent.

District 3 Councilmember Karen Hardy called empty nitrous tanks near a Santa Clara high school “very disturbing.” The city council is now weighing fines up to $1,000.

State officials cite Fremont's role in a 1846 massacre of Wintu people as they weigh renaming the San Benito County park.

Van Le's campaign says voters deserve to know about Bien Doan's decades-old theft convictions. He calls the mailer defamatory.