A report laid out dozens of potential violations by Low involving a non-profit tech foundation for which he raised a half-million dollars.
The Department of Education launched three investigations into Title IX violations, including one directed at California.
Some research has linked plastics found in artificial turf to long-lasting health concerns, such as cancer.
The county plans to restore Level II trauma care at the hospital as soon as the purchase closes in April.
More than half of the deaths happened at the Elmwood facility in Milpitas.
Santa Clara County has increased its commitment to the well-being of children and families.
For unhoused South Bay resident Anna Garcie, her spot along a stretch of Coyote Creek has been home for three years now.
This program is essential for the low-income communities that Arteaga’s Food Center serves in the county, owner Lupe Lopez said.
Residents said they needed protection from landlords who indiscriminately evict renters.
For avid Campbell skateboarders, a long overdue facelift of the city skate park is happening earlier than planned.
Santa Clara County has made strides to house homeless veterans, but the work isn't over.
San Jose officials want to recreate the success of downtown gathering spaces like San Pedro Square and Paseo de San Antonio.
“It’s about bringing people together and making sure that everyone has a voice and can participate,” Abe-Koga told San José Spotlight.
Tam Troung's officer certification was temporarily suspended by the state police board amid allegations of mortgage fraud.
Homeless deaths in Santa Clara County are down so far this year despite an opioid crisis and thousands of people living on the streets.
Ballots are starting to arrive in mailboxes across the Bay Area, and residents have until 8 p.m. on Nov. 5 to cast their votes.
Joe Lopez, 71, worked for the United Farm Workers after graduating high school and discovered his passion for advocacy.
Tenants told San Jose Spotlight the renovated hotel has had problems from the start, including a broken elevator and limited staff.
Candidates have raised millions of dollars across many contentious races to represent Silicon Valley, on national, state and local stages.
Santa Clara officials have to agree on how to respond to a report about how their disagreements and infighting have hurt the city.
By next fall, San Jose aims to have a long-awaited temporary housing site on the south side of the city for homeless individuals.
San Jose is cutting taxes and fees for at least 14 high-rise development projects or more than 4,000 homes in downtown.
Supervisor Otto Lee, prompted by anecdotes of people slipping out of ankle monitors to escape custody, said the current system can fail too.
Santa Clara County leaders have managed to approve a $12.5 billion budget that closes a massive deficit.
Mobile home park owners in San Jose have new rules restricting how their properties may be converted for other uses.
A new Cupertino park and trail expansion 20 years in the making is one step closer to construction.
Santa Clara County leaders this year may move forward with overhauling how they're elected with a system called ranked choice voting.
Seeking to address blight, city leaders in San Jose are considering a plan to hold owners of empty and abandoned buildings accountable.
Campbell's latest economic development plan is getting mixed reviews from business owners after its first update since 2017.
Councilmember Rob Moore, who voted in favor of the tax, said the bump is crucial to maintain city services ahead of a budget deficit.
Los Gatos' famous poles with orange netting and flags are a thing of the past on some development projects in town.
Two recount requests are pending for the highly anticipated race to replace Rep. Anna Eshoo's Silicon Valley congressional seat.
While total membership consistently declined, the number of discontinued individuals also sharply dropped from November to January.
Peggy Griffin, a Cupertino resident, said the mistake and money spent on the lawsuit is alarming in a city she feels lacks transparency.
The effort is the team’s “best and final offer,” and would add $18 million to the city’s general fund over the next two years.
"It's extremely historic. The park has been around for hundreds of years," said Fil Maresca, who lives less than two blocks away.
The 200 homes, set to be named the Cerone Interim Housing Community, are expected to open in 2025.
San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan has a plan for the city's homeless residents, ranging from temporary housing to encampment clearings.
The proposal to help San Jose didn’t come with a dollar amount. Board President Susan Ellenberg has reservations.
The county's 2023 annual survey of its homeless population reported nearly 10,000 unhoused residents across the region.