MADISON, Wis. — Flying a gay pride rainbow flag over the Wisconsin state Capitol for the first time Friday drew backlash from conservatives, including a pair of state lawmakers, who said it was divisive, while Democrats hailed it as a sign of inclusivity. The flag flap erupted after Democratic Gov. Tony Evers ordered the raising […]
An Ohio jury has ordered Oberlin College to pay $11 million to a bakery which said it was libeled and wrongfully accused of racially profiling students.
Hong Kong protest against extraditions to China is one of largest in their history.
Mandatory evacuations have been ordered, including for all residents on County Road 41.
Klay Thompson believes he will feel 100 percent for Game 5 of the NBA Finals.
Giants first baseman Brandon Belt was scratched from the starting lineup against Los Angeles Sunday with a stomach virus.
A rollover crash in Logan Canyon had a husband and his wife submerged in the Logan River with their two grandchildren in the back seat.
Durant will practice Sunday and then work extra with the Warriors' younger players at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto.
Newsom's ambivalent comments on SB 276 indicate his opposition to the bill and are ignorant and inexcusable.
Before Melissa Smith and her family can check into their vacation rental in Hawaii, she suffers multiple heart attacks. Can she get a refund if she cancels?
By Tom Schoenberg and Susan Decker | Bloomberg Legislation and more regulation of technology companies such as Google and Facebook is possible, but lawmakers are approaching scrutiny with an open mind, the federal lawmaker leading an antitrust investigation of the industry said. “This is an investigation to collect the best data and best information,” Rep. […]
SAN JOSE — San Felipe Road is closed after a car collided with a utility pole Sunday morning, toppling the pole and temporarily trapping the driver in their car, according to authorities. Pacific Gas and Electric secured the electrical lines but damage to the power poles resulted in the closure of San Felipe Road in […]
Shannon Watts folded laundry as news of the horrific Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting that killed 20 children and six adults flashed across her television screen in 2012, rattling something inside the mother of five that couldn't be stifled.
The temperatures are record or near record highs, and a widespread heat advisory is in effect for all of the valleys of the Bay Area.
Contra Costa Supervisor Karen Mitchoff says she's proposing the early Pleasant Hill Library closure to maximize county revenues.
Good lord, it's breathtaking that anyone could pack so much ignorance into so few words.
They support developing an 'equity fund' to prioritize neighborhoods based on need and economic disparity.
Touch a truck, read a book The Campbell Library is holding its inaugural touch-a-truck event June 15 to kick off its summer reading program. Vehicles scheduled to be parked in the gravel lot next to the library at 77 Harrison include a firetruck, police car, ambulance, tractor, boom truck and the county library’s bookmobile. The […]
Volunteer hero Sunnyvale resident Nancy Boyle was recently named a Family Member Community Hero by the Santa Clara County Behavioral Health Board for her work with the Eating Disorders Resource Center. Boyle has volunteered for 15 years with the center, a Los Gatos based nonprofit that links resources, information and support for eating disorders in Silicon Valley. She and […]
Newsom's reservations about proposed legislation are unwarranted
It's so disappointing that New Haven teachers follow their union leaders like blind sheep over a cliff.
California has proudly led the world as an environmental pioneer and renewable energy champion. Sadly, this does not make us immune to the devastating effects of global warming. The deadly, climate-driven wildfires that have ravaged communities and rendered the state’s largest utility company bankrupt are now the biggest threat to our state meeting its climate […]
The rise of IT in the Silicon Valley is being chronicled in a new exhibit at the Cupertino Historical Society and Museum. “Homage to the Information Technology Revolution,” which opens June 19, was conceived by Marco Boglione, founder and president of BasicNet, an Italian-based network of partners licensed to produce or market sportswear collections worldwide. […]
In the San Jose metro area, the number of small retailers dropped 8.1 percent between 2007 and 2017.
Also, James Corden hosts the '73rd Annual Tony Awards'
