Here’s what President Donald Trump’s spending bill could mean for health care in Santa Cruz County
By Pk Hattis
Trains, taxes and the Santa Cruz and Highway 1 traffic problem that still won’t be solved
By Kevin Maguire
Earthquake near Cupertino rattles South Bay
By Alex Baker
Return of Campbell summer concerts a boon for businesses
By Annalise Freimarck
On Ocean Street, Marianne’s Ice Cream comes under the shadow of a major housing development
By Carly Heltzel
Tapped In
By Mark C. Anderson
Los Gatos, Saratoga map out fire hazard areas with help from the state
By Nollyanne Delacruz
Mythili Kumar’s life in motion
By Melisa Yuriar
Santa Cruz | Murder mystery to raise funds for Garfield Park Library literacy programs
By Nick Sestanovich
At Big Basin, new campgrounds, trails and a visitors center rise from the ashes of the CZU fire
By Max Chun
Otter Fodder
By Andrew Steingrube
Mountain View weighs El Monte ‘road diet’ after pedestrian fatalities
By Emily Margaretten
Man arrested for burglary crime spree across Capitola
By Sergio Berrueta
Guiding ‘Lighthouse’
By Mat Weir
Mountain View firefighters put out residential blaze on Castro Street
By Emily Margaretten
Mad Yolks Soft-Opens New Spot in Pleasure Point
By Mark C. Anderson
New building reforms change pace of San Jose development
Joyce Chu
- San Jose officials are celebrating the rollback of a long-standing environmental law.
- The law required governments to evaluate and publicize the environmental impacts of a project.
- With new reforms, projects will be less likely to be halted for not having a detailed environmental impact report.
Showcase
Tech Showcase returns to Mountain View next week
By Emily Margaretten
Quick Bites | The Chocolate Studio pop-up closes its doors
By Tara Fatemi Walker
Store for curious palate set to open in Los Altos this fall
By Christina Casillas
Sunnyvale’S Retail Protection Plan Falls Short
By Berkeley Sakura C.
Stanford researchers develop new tool to measure biological age
By Andrew Ethan Zeng
The Girls’ Middle School looks to grow in new ‘forever home’
By Lisa Marie Moreno
Pizza Guys expands to Palo Alto, replaces Pizz’A Chicago
By Adrienne Mitchel