Compared with the calls for cat ladies, white dudes and others, the group of venture capitalists supporting the Vice President was small, at around 600.

The case against the sheriff will proceed because San Mateo County Superior Court Judge Nancy Fineman, in a ruling filed Thursday, rejected Smith’s requests that misconduct charges be dismissed.

Settlement resolves class action lawsuits brought by customers of  San Jose-based Zoom, including a San Francisco church after 'zoombomber' streamed porn into a Bible study class in May 2020.

Zoom says it was “deeply upset” over pornographic “zoombombing” incident in 2020.

The legislation originally called on all local entities to make call-in and internet-based options available for all public meetings. 

This year, ticket-holders can host or join screening parties, a nod to Cinequest’s in-person soirees after film credits roll. 

After a year of lockdowns, can we break our Covid-era habits—or will the pandemic affect the way we live forever?

Investors, who flocked to companies like Zoom as the virus spread, have started to look elsewhere.

Not by buying airplanes. Instead, the newest start-up millionaires are proceeding cautiously.

Not everyone loves sharing the road with this colorful cadre of wheeled activists, but the feeling is mostly mutual—and that’s the point.

Joseph Houg, a 50-year-old theater and elementary school teacher, is being held at the Santa Clara County Main Jail on $100,000 bail.

The city has projected other budget-related issues, but the Transient Occupancy Tax would be the biggest hit.

The proposed development is one of the first that fits into the city’s West San Carlos Urban Village Plan, a blueprint for denser growth.

The project includes a 1,031,957-square-foot headquarters-style office building plus an eight-level parking garage for nearly 3,600 cars.

When stakeholders can more easily participate in public meetings, governments get better results and our collective trust in institutions grows.

MedMen will go down in the annals as a symbol of the early days of the legal-weed industry: a meteoric rise and a spectacular crash.