Developer Sues Millbrae Over Proposed Housing at Historic El Rancho Inn
A Peninsula city with a history of not meeting its housing goals, Millbrae is now being sued for it.
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A Peninsula city with a history of not meeting its housing goals, Millbrae is now being sued for it.
An extremely rare wildflower that grows only in Nevada's high desert where an Australian mining company wants to dig for lithium should be protected under the Endangered Species Act, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said Thursday.
California will continue to allow outdoor dining expansions and parklets past the June 15 date of the state's reopening as part of a plan to boost restaurant business, Governor Gavin Newsom announced Thursday.
The California State Senate passed a bill Thursday that reforms the state's regulations on recycling bottles, holding beverage distributors responsible for upping the number of containers being recycled.
Residents of the Palo Mobile Estates mobile home park in East Palo Alto may have the opportunity this summer to purchase the lots they're currently renting.
Officials from California, New York and other states urged the Environmental Protection Agency on Wednesday to allow California to set its own automobile tailpipe pollution standards.
A bill in the state legislature aims to address the housing shortage by making it easier to build homes in commercial areas such as shopping malls.
Zoom is still booming, raising prospects that the video-conferencing service based in the Bay Area will be able to sustain its momentum.
Water agencies covering Tri-Valley communities urged customers to voluntarily reduce water usage amid worsening drought conditions in the Bay Area.
California state lawmakers are grappling with a particularly 21st-century problem: What to do with the growing number of shopping malls and big box retail stores left empty by consumers shifting their purchases to the web.
Dozens of illegal vendors have set up shop selling merchandise, food and even alcohol in direct competition with licensed merchants along San Francisco's waterfront.
After months trying to stop the spread of COVID-19, Santa Clara County is on the road to recovery with only 12 new cases. Local business owners were preparing for the possibility of reopening without restrictions on June 15.
There's a growing backlash in the business community in Santa Clara County over a new requirement for employers to collect the vaccination status of their workers.
The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority announced on Twitter at 1:45 p.m. Sunday that VTA light rail service is suspended until further notice.
In Napa Valley, there is relief that COVID-19's grip may be coming to an end. As a result, a lot of people are treating Memorial Day weekend as a kind of spring break from the pandemic.
