Across San Jose, nonprofits running food distributions are seeing their lines explode. A combination of inflation, changes in federal work requirements for people receiving food aid and economic ...

Visitors to the Arastradero Nature Preserve in Palo Alto may soon find their hikes disrupted by trail closures and heavy ...

Santa Clara won’t get the sweeping charter overhaul city officials spent more than a year developing. Instead, city voters ...

Mobile home residents say San Jose is shutting them out of discussions regarding a proposed increase on space rent that could ...

Grassroots organizers and South Bay political leaders drew together for a rally in San Jose’s Japantown Wednesday in a show ...

After several years of delays, legislation from two Bay Area lawmakers that is being called a landmark artificial ...

Portions of Cupertino Union School District’s South and East boundaries extend into parts of San Jose and Saratoga. Five of the 23 schools — De Vargas Elementary, Murdock-Port ...

New federal regulations will restrict how long international students can attend U.S. colleges, and schools are scrambling to work through the problem as the fall semester begins.

Michael Chang, a former Cupertino mayor, has spent almost 30 years building a huge network of Asian American political and ...

Mountain View’s redesign of California Street is garnering mixed reviews, with residents split over the move to reduce driving lanes and parking to make way for new protected bike lanes. Work on the ...

The largest federal housing bill in decades has the potential to increase the home supply in Silicon Valley, one of the most ...