New bill could require insurance to cover medication for rare autoimmune disease
Families of children with a rare autoimmune disorder are hoping new legislation in Sacramento will help their loved ones get the treatment they need.
San Jose intensifies crusade against abandoned vehicles
San Jose officials are declaring war on abandoned vehicles after residents complained it takes too long for cars to be removed from neighborhoods.
Growing number of San Jose homeowners building "granny flats"
Accessor dwelling units are becoming crucial in San Jose, with the city needing to meet certain housing goals.
Cupertino student leading push for stop sign to be installed at intersection near school
Parents and students in Cupertino are pushing for a stop sign to be installed at an intersection they say is dangerous.
Fast food franchise owners, workers see $20 hourly wage increase with some concern
It may have felt like just another day for fast food workers, but come next paycheck, they'll see a difference in pay.
San Jose gardener uses artistic gifts to take a stand against breast cancer
A San Jose gardener who is also a talented abstract painter is using his gifts to help fight breast cancer.
Community-sourced teacher housing in Los Gatos is a lesson in what's possible
Teachers in the pricey South Bay enclave of Los Gatos have moved into affordable housing apartments built just for them in a small development, but it could be the start of something much bigger.
Flood walls going up along San Jose's Coyote Creek 7 years after devastating floods
The Santa Clara Valley Water District is building flood walls along Coyote Creek in San Jose which are designed to prevent a repeat of the floods of 2017.
Great America ride helped sway NFL to build 49ers stadium in South Bay
Santa Clara's former vice mayor says there might never have been a Levi's Stadium if not for a ride that stands head and shoulders above California Great America.
Santa Cruz County braces for weekend deluge
Residents in Santa Cruz and surrounding mountains are in the bullseye of the next storm barreling in and they're getting ready.
49ers fan undergoing dialysis due to kidney failure feels spirits boosted by team's march to Super Bowl
The term "die-hard 49ers fan" get thrown around a lot, but few meet the literal definition the way San Jose's Bruce Ventura does.
San Jose city council approves labor deal over Mayor Mahan's objection
A new labor deal passed by the San Jose City Council is exacerbating the city's budget challenges.
Super-size taco puts San Jose's Con Sabor a Mexico taco trucks on the map
A taco truck operator in San Jose is drawing customers from all over the Bay Area with his specialty menu item: a huge taco the size of a whole pizza folded in half.
Staff at San Jose's James Lick High concerned about security after violent incidents
James Lick High School staff members in San Jose are now locking the gates to the student parking lot in the middle of the day after a second violent incident on Aug. 17.
Workers at Golden Gate Fields face uncertain future with end of NorCal horse racing
The announcement that Golden Gate Fields will shut down in December has hundreds of workers scrambling to respond to the imminent loss of their jobs.