Before going for a run or embarking on a long hike, read this warning.
50-page booklet tells local residents how to stay busy in the coming months.
More Santa Clara County residents are jobless, as the unemployment rate creeps back over the 7 percent mark.
Two meetings will gather feedback from residents on noise sources and how to regulate them.
Legal alcohol delivery could make the U.S. Postal Service $50 million per year.
Another $375K has been dedicated to helping low income families eat healthy foods locally.
VTA provides matching funds to locate bikes in San Jose, Mountain View and Palo Alto.
Dr. Sanjay Gupta changes his mind to be in favor of medical marijuana. What do you think?
A three-person fact-finding panel appointed by Gov. Jerry Brown heard firsthand Wednesday how far apart BART and its labor unions remain even though they've been bargaining since April 1
A woman who became ill in mid-July is the first recorded human case of West Nile virus in Santa Clara County so far this year.
Gov. Jerry Brown calls for board of inquiry.
The summer months are a challenge for the American Red Cross as the organization is recording low levels of blood donations.
Listeria can cause serious health problems or death. Codes and product labels included.
What you need to know if you're driving, carpooling, taking the bus or riding the ferry in the event of a BART strike
With less than 72 hours remaining before another potential BART strike on Monday morning, union leaders Friday urged the transit agency's board of directors to take a more active role in contract talks.
About 130 coyotes have been spotted in the city since January of this year, according to county vector control.
The State Department issued an alert on Friday to all air travelers, specifically international travelers, as the terrorist threat is thought to be based in or coming from the Arabian Peninsula.
Emergency contraceptive 'Plan B' moves from behind pharmacy counter onto store shelves.
An assembly bill could save senior citizens thousands in medical bills and keep nursing home staffs employed.
With all 58 precincts reporting, former San Jose vice mayor had received 11,814 votes, or 55.55 percent compared to opponent's 9,455 votes, or 44.45 percent.
Like the Saratoga Library? Be prepared to vote via a mail ballot for a parcel tax in July or August to replace a tax expiring next year.
Despite the Supreme Court’s decision to invalidate part of Voting Rights Act, Obama administration wants to continue pre-clearance policy.
Mosquitoes in East San Jose found infected, spraying begins Friday; previous sprays extended to west Saratoga, Cupertino.
City receives two medals for increasing physical activity and improving access to healthy, affordable food for its residents.
Coroner confirms that 16-year-old is fatally struck by a fire vehicle.
Obama makes unexpected personal comments on the contentious case that has stirred national riots this week.
The complaint alleges collection of data violates the constitutional First Amendment.
All municipal departments are closed today, except Parks and Public Works, due to so-called 9/80 schedule.
Find out how many people get Lyme disease in Santa Clara County and how dangerous ticks are.
The guava fruit fly is native to India, Pakistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Thailand. Eradication from Santa Clara County is scheduled for July 17.
Meeting to gather public input scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 23 at Joan Pisani Community Center, 19655 Allendale Ave.
Regional air quality and transit officials to launch program in August.
University of California officials announced Friday that U.S. Department of Homeland Security secretary will take over as school's president.
The time-sensitive issue of doubled student loan rates is stalled again in Congress, with both parties hesitant to compromise.
Spraying starts Thursday night.
A piece of legislation introduced by Sen. Jim Beall earlier this year to return millions of lost dollars to four cities in the county has been halted in the state legislature.
Beloved building official's last day was June 28.
A five-minute video helps viewers learn some history about the Quarry, see its current condition, and hear about possible future changes and improvements.
Almost 400 couple got licenses last week and 41 same-sex marriages were performed.