As VTA strike begins, Santa Clara County commuters seek alternate transit options
VTA’s final contract offer to workers last week included a wage increase of 9% over three years, keeping the employees as the second-highest paid in the Bay Area and the fifth-highest paid in the country. VTA is also asking the union to allow the long-term leave to be decreased from two years to one year, and to change the structure of holiday pay.
Santa Clara County Health Officer and Public Health Director Dr. Sara Cody, who led the county's COVID-19 pandemic response, ...
Santa Clara County's largest stream of federal money and funding source for its public hospitals will be washed away if ...
The Pope’s top leader directing the work of the Catholic Church as it becomes a more listening, open, and "synodal" body will ...
SAN JOSE - JUNE 3: A Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority bus with decals paying tribute to victims of last week's ...
Special educators serving Santa Clara County's disabled and most vulnerable children are about to be laid off.
A new wildfire was reported today at 10:37 a.m. in Santa Clara County. D4 Fire has been burning on private land. Currently, ...
As a sluggish start for the Texas Longhorns left them with a one-run lead through five innings, a poised defensive ...
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