For a scheme with such potentially devastating consequences on schools and local governments, it’s garnered surprisingly little attention.

On March 23, the San Mateo-based company furloughed 65 percent of its workforce in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Though that decision is still a couple weeks away, some residents expressed their concerns about enforcement and their constitutional rights.

Two county supervisors want a COVID cost tracker so the public can see precisely what’s being invested to pull through this crisis.

The City Council also voted to have the California Emerging Technology Fund divvy up tens of thousands of dollars in grants to the neediest students.

The pandemic has led to a massive reduction in pollution, but it could come back with a vengeance once commuters hit the road again.

Unsheltered people are dying in the streets, creeks, cars and shelters while “we” are more concerned about when we can get our next haircut.

The city, which has taken the lead on food distribution in the South Bay, is partnering with World Central Kitchen to implement the program.

Three-and-a-half months after COVID-19 surfaced in Santa Clara County, officials have finally released data on cases in each ZIP code.

The revised mandate also lets manufacturing, warehousing and logistical operations that support such businesses to get back to work.

Nearly half of all deaths related to COVID-19 in California are linked to elder care facilities. That figure is more than 40 percent in the South Bay.

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Vice Mayor Chappie Jones and Councilman Sergio Jimenez want the city to align with neighboring counties that have stricter rules in place.

The county argues that the ACA has enabled funding for COVID-19 testing, public health surveillance efforts and laboratory resources.

The withheld funds come at an especially urgent time. Without a valid SSN, undocumented spouses can’t apply for unemployment.

Four F-15s—which expect to cross over San Jose at 10:56am—will soar at about 350 mph overhead as part of a statewide trip.