Donald Tamaki's father was held at the San Bruno racetrack in 1942. Now he sees the same playbook targeting immigrants.

Trustees voted 5-0 to redraw board elections by area after a Santa Barbara attorney threatened a voting-rights lawsuit.

Investigators found SEIU-UHW's Dave Regan allegedly threatened female colleagues to force backing for the billionaire tax measure.

Paul Pelosi's accounts scooped up Bloom Energy stock and options weeks before the San Jose firm's S&P 500 debut sent shares soaring.

A process server handed Councilmember Peter Ortiz the bill at a September 1 meeting, after his free-speech suit against a critic collapsed.

Candidates split sharply on downtown office growth and a state transit-housing law, but nearly all backed a hotel tax hike.

A city audit found San Jose relied on a single inspector to check tens of thousands of affordable apartments, with one property owing $7.6 million.

The nonprofit leader who once dropped a 2024 council bid is back, vowing to put renters and working families first.

State attorneys say a new law already fixes what a Jewish advocacy lawsuit demands. A December hearing will decide if that argument holds.

With Districts 2 and 3 wide open, four hopefuls are pitching fixes for potholes, budgets and the 49ers relationship.

A records fight over the Farley Road mosque's fire-safety numbers pushed the appeal hearing past its original date, with no new date locked in.

Stanford has reported over $418 million from countries like China and Russia since 1986, federal data show, as DOJ scrutiny ramps up.

Stanford says it would be “honored” to host the justice after he cited a 2023 shout-down at the law school as proof conservatives aren't welcome.