Federal authorities have agreed to temporarily pause construction work on the apparent U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility taking shape in South County.
The delay is the product of a procedural agreement struck in ...
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Federal authorities have agreed to temporarily pause construction work on the apparent U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility taking shape in South County.
The delay is the product of a procedural agreement struck in ...
Mountain View saw the most sluggish growth in its property values out of all cities in the county last year, as the commercial office market remained under pressure.
The combined assessed value of commercial and residential properties in Mountain View grew 2.93% in 2025, according to a
Every year, Sacramento produces another round of homelessness legislation. This year is no different.
Lawmakers have introduced bills to strengthen prevention programs, improve behavioral health services, regula...
The San Jose Fire Department is rethinking how it responds to emergency medical calls.
Under a new pilot program, greenlit by the City Council as part of the recently completed annual budget process, the city is preparing to la...
Saratoga residents living next to a former vineyard that’s about to be transformed into homes have reached an uneasy truce over the project, clearing the way for the developer to reap a $79 million profit by selling the site to a nationwide homebuilder.
When City Connect Companies of San Jose proposed 231 homes on the 12-acre site two years ago, it