Latest line: A good week for Anthony Tordillos, a bad week for Larry Stone
Google engineer wins San Jose special city council election while veteran pol leaves taxpayers a big bill
‘I didn’t think I would be doing anything like this’: Formerly homeless San Jose woman creates art
Creating art is a therapeutic experience for Lanette Quiroz, who lives in a permanent supportive housing apartment in Milpitas.
Aid at risk for California students receiving Pell Grants
Many Bay Area universities and community colleges expressed concerns over the proposed changes’ impact on low-income and historically underserved students, who rely on Pell Grant funds to attend college and pay for their basic needs.
In Silicon Valley’s backyard, Pescadero struggles with unclean water, rising rates
Decades after clean water system arrived, many in Pescadero still rely on rain and creek water
BART improves in safety, cleanliness and satisfaction, yet ridership recovery remains slow
Despite continued gains in ridership and satisfaction, usage remains about half what it was before the COVID-19 pandemic.
Horoscopes June 29, 2025: Gary Busey, don’t be targeted as a troublemaker
Celebrities born on this day, today’s birthday horoscope, daily horoscope for each zodiac sign.
Asking Eric: I’m the bride’s great-uncle who’s going to hell
Plus: My husband refuses to believe his underwear smells after days of wearing.
Dear Abby: A stranger sneered at my T-shirt, and I didn’t know what to say
No, I didn’t go to Princeton, and I never played in the NBA, either.
Today in History: June 29, Apple releases the first iPhone to consumers
The first version of the iPhone went on sale to the public; over 2.3 billion iPhones have been sold to date.
San Jose native Beau Leroux bends it like Beckham, but Earthquakes tie Galaxy in Bruce Arena’s first home Clasico
Santa Teresa High grad, former San Jose State player Beau Leroux scores curling shot as Earthquakes tie LA Galaxy in Bruce Arena’s first home Cali Clasico in Bay Area.
