The fish—classified as threatened species—needed to be relocated before the agency starts to drain Anderson Dam on Oct. 1.

The 14-year-old sophomore has a lofty goal to pair a wearable device she's developing with her soon-to-launch app, LivelyKit.

The timing could not have been better, as massive blazes in California make clear that there’s an urgent need for experts in the field.

The San Jose mayor applauded the proposal, calling SB 940 a watershed moment for the city and the pristine open space around it.

The district, which aims to showcases the history, culture and diversity of the LGBTQ+ community, is being planned in downtown.

Like teams in the NBA, WNBA, MLS and MLB, the Earthquakes eschewed a mid-week home game to take a stand for racial justice.

Sudhish Kasaba Ramesh admitted to unlawfully accessing Cisco’s Amazon-hosted cloud two years ago.

The comments sent the Twitterverse into a frenzy, prompting the Sharks to chime in and denounce physical attacks of any kind.

Since the pandemic mandated working from home as much as possible, code enforcement has responded to only urgent service requests.

Future Minds was created in response to the Covid pandemic, which has decimated the global economy and left millions strapped for cash.

San Jose State’s Delta Sigma chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi will hold a press event today in front of the MLK Library to voice the claims.

PGA HOPE uses golf as part of therapy and rehabilitation, in which social interaction plays a critical role for ex-military members.

Housing Authority workers says there isn’t a single thing they can do in the office that they couldn’t accomplish more safely from home.

With horns blaring non-stop, a caravan of 100 cars led by a local union made its way through Atherton on July 11 to demand that billionaires do their part to help the racial and social inequities that have risen to the forefront of the nation’s consciousness during the Covid-19 crisis. SEIU 521 led a brigade of Bay Area workers, labor leaders and elected officials on a 2 ½ hour ride through Atherton, specifically targeting four billionaires—Jan Koum, George Roberts, Mark Stevens and Douglas Leone—three of the four whose wealth reportedly increased during the coronavirus pandemic. Assemblymember Ash Kalra [D-CA 27 District 27] was in one of the caravans to voice his support to raise taxes on billionaires.

Remission for All provides free tutoring services to ensure that no student has to sacrifice their education for the sake of their illness.

The game has already registered 11,000 players who were making deals for virtual ownership of the more than 50,000 properties in San Jose.