The future of high-speed rail in California isn’t looking good after grant funding was slashed with the new federal budget. But with fewer options, public officials are getting creative.
Articles by Josh Koehn
San Jose’s police department has received plenty of criticism over the last few years—and it’s only about to become more targeted.
He’s not exactly Banksy, but Steven Free, also known as “Girafa,” was carving out quite a nice niche for himself in the Bay Area graffiti scene. Now he’ll be paying a hefty fine for his efforts/
Police are asking for the public’s help in tracking down 24-year-old Jamie Soth, who is believed to have played a role in a shooting that took place last month and left another San Jose man dead.
The State Legislature will devastate public school-funding if it refuses to allow a vote on tax extensions, which would the need to be passed.
This season’s San Jose Sharks have become the toughest sons of bitches to take to the ice in teal in hockey history. Now that the playoffs have arrived, with the Los Angeles Kings coming to town Thursday, it’s time to maintain that blood-in-the-water mentality.
After hours of listening to the concerns of local citizens and debating the pros and cons of medical marijuana collectives, the City Council voted on Tuesday to limit the areas in which collectives can be located in San Jose.
Gov. Jerry Brown might not have a budget any time soon, but he did make a bold move Tuesday by signing the most aggressive energy policy of any state in the country.
The outpouring of support for Bryan Stow —the Bay Area man who was beaten to an inch of his life at Dodgers Stadium on Major League Baseball’s Opening Day—has resulted in almost $70,000 in donations for his medical bills.
Mark Zuckerburg and Facebook received some good news Monday, when a U.S. appeals court ruled that the Winklevoss twins have no right to try and back out of a settlement they reached with the social network company in 2008.
