The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors will meet to discuss an $8 million support program for food insecure students in the county.
County supervisors will extend discussion of a law that could allow local judges to mandate mental health care for mentally ill residents.
The U.S. Census Bureau is hiring thousands of temporary workers in Santa Clara County and elsewhere for the 2020 head count.
"You’re comparing a combine driver in Idaho to a blueberry picker in Salinas Valley."
Starting Wednesday, Valley Water will lay the groundwork on a 5-decade project aimed at protecting southern Santa Clara Co. from downpours.
The two workshops are scheduled in town starting July 22.
The county Animal Services staff and volunteers have been salivating over the opportunity to serve the 4,000 critters in new digs.
The rating represents one of the state's highest.
Garlic on ice? The city is exploring the potential of opening a sports facility the ice hockey franchise would operate.
The planting of three Chinese pistache trees is timed with Arbor Day, which gets its name as a Latin term meaning tree.
California Assemblyman Ash Kalra introduced AB 948 as a means of keeping the 15,000+ acres between San Jose and Morgan Hill as undeveloped.
During the "State of the County" discussion, Board President Joe Simitian pointed to healthcare as a critical issue facing the South Bay.
Despite the state's 11th-hour legal attempt to block the sale, Santa Clara Co.'s intent to buy St. Louise and O'Connor hospitals will go on.
This year's Santa Clara County count will be joined by a survey that will ask pertinent questions to how the homelessness transpired.
A group of concerned citizens is hosting a rally Tuesday aimed to send a message to the state to refrain from stopping the sale to S.C. Co.
Don Rocha of Gilroy has worked for the county for 30 years, starting out as a parks ranger. His accolades and accomplishments are long.
Voter data analyzed by the group FairVote showed some states see a much higher turnout than others. See California's numbers.
The county needs another 1400 workers, who'll each earn up to $200. Being bilingual is a plus.
Those in South County recently released from incarceration now have access to services that were otherwise only available in San Jose.
She is facing prison time, restitution, fines when she's sentenced.
Attorney General Xavier Becerra said they used taxpayer money for home remodels, work on a Porsche and Katy Perry tickets.
Some states have incarceration rates more than four or fives times that of others. See how California ranks.
A Missouri-based company that's suing California over a cancer warning law just got support from 11 other states, Reuters reported.
There was a line outside of Santa Cruz County's collections office this week — something totally unheard of, a spokesman said. (Breaking)
In addition to recreational marijuana becoming legal on Jan. 1, pot-related misdemeanors can also be dismissed.
The state Supreme Court ruled in favor of United Farm Workers in its dispute against a farm over labor contracts.
Council members will reconsider the Residential Development Ordinance at the completion of the 2040 General Plan process.
BREAKING: A San Francisco judge denied Antolin Garcia-Torres' motion that claimed conflicts of interest surrounded his trial judge.
The city and Caltrans continue to make progress in the projects, city officials say.
"Sadly, many of these businesses make money by preying on the most vulnerable," said California Attorney General Xavier Becerra.
BREAKING: U.S. Rep. Zoe Lofgren introduced a resolution urging medical and psychiatric evaluation of U.S. President Donald Trump.
BREAKING: Advocates fear the Trump Administration may cut DACA, which provides work permits for certain undocumented immigrant youth.
Breaking: Currently, motorists drive on "bare gravel and risk damage to their vehicles," said City Administrator Gabriel Gonzalez.
Ever wish you had the ear of a Gilroy city official so that you could discuss municipal issues that matter to you? Well, you're about to.
Gilroy Mayor Roland Velasco will host constituents at 9:30 am Sat., March 11 in the City Council Chambers to discuss the issues of the day.
Presiding Judge Patricia Lucas begins a two-year term after previously serving as the court's assistant presiding judge.
The Council will hold a reception to honor its outgoing members and welcome the new ones.
More than a third of county's residents were born in another country, and they must feel safe and welcome, supervisor said. [Breaking]
BREAKING Residents could need protection due to possible deportation threats under upcoming Trump administration, officials said.
Measure H passed in Gilroy. (Breaking)