Bay Area day laborers say they live in fear of ICE raids: ‘We just come here to find work’
By Sarah Ravani & Jessica Flores
Jury Duty Scams On The Rise In San Mateo County
By Albert Gregory
At the California Michelin Awards, a Menlo Park restaurant lands in the Michelin Guide for the first time, while a Peninsula favorite loses its star
By Adrienne Mitchel
Stanford University announces $140 million in budget cuts, possible layoffs amid federal policy shifts
By Ryan Macasero
Anti-ICE protesters crash Palantir’s Bay Area office
By Stephen Council
Google failed to give notice of Mountain View layoffs, union alleges
By Emily Margaretten
Mountain View takes second look at increasing density in multifamily residential areas
By Emily Margaretten
Boulder Creek’s 4th of July Parade honors Currier as grand marshal
By Christina Wise
Community Briefs: reduced shuttle service, Portola Valley concert and Fourth of July in Menlo Park
By Arden Margulis
Festival celebrates the roots of jazz and its many branches
By Heather Zimmerman
From fireworks and parades to a circus and a drone show, here's how to celebrate Fourth of July in Silicon Valley
By Julia Brown
Beloved Homestyle Comfort Food Shop Coming To San Mateo
By Albert Gregory
Schapelhouman Fire Museum is open on Saturday, June 28
By Linda Hubbard
Electric aviation arrives at Palo Alto Airport
By Gennady Sheyner
Sunnyvale hires one of its own as new public safety chief
By Berkeley Sakura C.
Silicon Valley BART project gets millions in funding, but still short
By Berkeley Sakura C.
Atherton’s charter city hopes fizzle out
By Arden Margulis
Storage Unit Burglary Spree Stopped In San Mateo: Police
By Albert Gregory
Cocoanut Grove rebrands as ‘The Grove’
By William S. Woodhams
Foster City adopts next fiscal year’s budget
By Alyse Dinapoli
Stanford Medicine Announces 'Pause' In Providing Gender-Affirming Surgeries for Trans Youth
By Jay Barmann
Thursday Morning What's Up: 13-Year-Old Accused In Santana Row Stabbing Makes Court Appearance
By Jay Barmann
Creek authority backs off floodwall plan
By Gennady Sheyner
Road Repairs Impact Traffic In San Mateo
By Albert Gregory
San Jose tightens mobile home park rent control policy
Vicente Vera
- San Jose is updating its rent control policy, as mobile home park landlords illegally overcharge RV tenants.
- The city’s mobile home rent policy states property owners cannot raise rents more than 7% without city approval.
- RV residents live in 15 of the 58 mobile home parks within San Jose.
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