One of the most venerable youth gymnastics organizations in Silicon Valley is in danger of becoming another statistic of the pandemic.

The event started on Oct. 24 and runs through Nov. 7, and proceeds will provide new clothes to formerly incarcerated individuals.

While the numbers are trending downward, advocates say the work to curb domestic violence is far from done.

Eligible voters have until midnight tonight to become registered to vote in the upcoming general election.

Volunteers make up 40 percent of the Second Harvest workforce, but the pandemic caused a huge shortfall of good Samaritans.

Even though the technology is ready, no company has federal approval to sell the tests to consumers for widespread screening.

The proposal would lengthen but not increase the tax set by Measure Q, which county voters overwhelmingly approved six years ago.

San Jose’s beloved dive bar has launched a crowdfunding campaign to help weather the pandemic-prompted economic recession.

Indoor events could resume at up to 25 percent capacity or up to 100 people and outdoor gatherings of up to 200 people.

Caliva customers can acquire products in a variety of ways, from in-store pickup, curbside pickup, home delivery and now the CarHop option.

If the board OK’s the referral, county staff would report back to the board on the matter by the middle of November.

If a new Peninsula-based nonprofit has its way, the region will also be known for the transformative effects of public art.

United Sikhs has expanded its program to San Jose to mobilize its resources on behalf of those impacted by the massive wildfires.

Baby boomers own close to half of the nation’s privately-held businesses. Some say they should turn to worker co-ops as they retire.

Proprietors of the famed landmark hope this weekend’s reopening will be the one that sticks for the rest of 2020 and beyond.

The union representing interns and residency trainees say other healthcare organizations in the Bay Area already offer such a benefit.