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.

A trade group says LinkedIn forced sellers into pricier bundles and tracked over 6,000 rival tools. The suit lands weeks after execs were ordered to testify in a separate SF case.

The San Jose Democrat says a proposed fee could push young tech talent — and the jobs they'd create — to U.S. rivals.

Federal officials say San Jose's carry permit fee dwarfs San Francisco's $288 charge and violates the Second Amendment.

San Jose's council voted unanimously to pause private detention projects, a move that could stretch to two years while staff rewrite the rules.

No more doctor's notes or repeat paperwork for older Californians with medical impairments starting in 2028.

Juana Briones has 244 students, Barron Park has 258 — and all three board candidates say shuttering schools is now on the table.