The Covid-19 pandemic and its accompanying restrictions and prejudices exacerbated issues for cafes across Santa Clara County

VTA light-rail service continues to be suspended, as the mass transit agency is still reeling from the murders of nine VTA employees May 26 by a co-worker who shot and killed himself.

Santa Clara city and county officials cheer the “Agrihood” plan for affordable housing begun 15 years ago, in groundbreaking ceremonies at the North Winchester Boulevard site. at the boundary of San Jose and Santa Clara.

Since its 2015 inception, ReMet's developers, Santa Clara lobbyists and elected officials had at least 17 closed door meetings

The man recovering from gunshot wounds was charged with burglary; the resident who shot the intruder did not know him, and was not charged, police said..

Kaiser Permanente's Vaccine Study Center and Division of Research, both based in Oakland, are conducting the trial in concert with Pfizer and BioNTech, which co-developed the vaccine that will be used in the trial.

Santa Clara University employees are unhappy about pay cuts as the school’s endowment surpasses $1 billion.

Santana said she plans to “move quickly on this so that we can continue to stabilize this department.”

Starting July 1, the average county resident will pay an additional $4.30 to $4.82 per month in their water bill. 

O’Brien entered an outpatient treatment program in April to address personal issues, including alcohol use and stress management.

Santa Clara County leaders want eligible youth to get vaccinated, and they’re pulling out all the stops to make sure it happens. 

The county hopes to purchase and build homes on several sites to reach its goal of 4,800 new units by 2027. 

Just one-third of Santa Clara Countys 16- and 17-year-olds have received at least one dose of the Covid-19 vaccine.

New tax credits are also expected to lower premiums by an average of $180 per month for roughly 280,000 Bay Area residents.

Perhaps more than any other part of the country, California stands to benefit from the $2.2 trillion proposal by Joe Biden.

The Board of Supervisors voted to expand a pilot program that provides victims with free forensic exams, follow-up care and advocacy.