Vice Mayor Larry Lang says the city is studying a streaming tax after Santa Barbara's legal win over Disney.

Civilian police staff lost their jobs this week after Hollister's general fund nearly ran dry, leaving the department with one unarmed employee.

The $1.2 million prize honors work that reshaped how economists model shocks like energy crises and spending swings.

The streamer's biggest layoffs since 2022 would hit creative teams just before earnings day.

Measure N would fund a new Los Gatos parking structure and Saratoga robotics building, but a taxpayer group wants the money spent differently.

South San Jose neighbors who complained about humming, glaring data centers could soon see sound barriers and shielded lights required citywide.

Mayor Dale Byrne says the city is at its wit's end over a county mailer that spooked homeowners ahead of the November 3 election.

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.