Campaign signs go missing in just about every election cycle in San Jose — and accusations begin to swirl of theft and sabotage.
Usually, the sign takers go to great lengths to hide their identities. But in the ongoing...
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Campaign signs go missing in just about every election cycle in San Jose — and accusations begin to swirl of theft and sabotage.
Usually, the sign takers go to great lengths to hide their identities. But in the ongoing...
Santa Clara County leaders are suing Meta, alleging the company has engaged in a worldwide, systematic campaign to litter vulnerable Facebook and Instagram users’ feeds with billions of scam ads by fraudulent companies.
Lion dancers, story time with characters, a musical performance and a bubble show were part of the festivities surrounding the long-awaited grand opening of the Campbell Library on Saturday. Librarians led hundreds of residents on tours to highlight the special features of the building.
The May 9 celebration, hosted by the Santa Clara County Library District, afforded ...
As Santa Clara County leaders ask their top prosecutor to make cuts during a crushing budget deficit, District Attorney Jeff Rosen is instead questioning county spending he considers nonessential — such as summer leadership camps for county executives.
Rosen and a coalition of local law enforcement union leaders on Monday called on the county to review several con...
It’s been nearly six months since Palo Alto leaders celebrated the grand opening of the city’s new public safety building, a $123.5-million facility near California Avenue that took decades of planning and five years of construction.
Most of the work on the three-story building at 250 Sherman Ave. was completed by the summer of 2025, and city officials were looking ahe...