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Valley Water working to reduce methylmercury (toxins) in local waterways
For more than 15 years, Valley Water has measured mercury levels in reservoirs and creeks in the Guadalupe River Watershed and studied ways to reduce the metalâs harmful impacts. Parts of the Guad...
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The delta variant and often lagging vaccination rates are putting California in new danger from COVID-19.
As fire, heat waves and drought threaten the stateâs water and power supplies, the governor calls for consumers to cut back on use.
Work begins on what officials say is an essential seismic upgrade to Anderson Dam, draining the reservoir even though Santa Clara County is in the middle of a drought.
Homeowners whose fire insurance policies were not renewed remain frustrated in their fight to get them back.
Pacific Gas & Electric is asking customers to pay more for protection from wildfires caused by PG&E.
Fentanyl-related fatalities tripled from Jan. 1 to May 8 in Santa Clara County.
On Tuesday, ahead of Gov. Gavin Newsom extending a statewide eviction moratorium, the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to extend its own, according to county officials and a number of Bay Area news outlets.
Flurry of COVID-19 cases in Santa Clara County jails leads to calls for more inmate releases.
San Jose Spotlight reports on a bill that gives $1,000 a month to adults leaving foster care.
As requests for basic needs grow, including food, shelter, and financial assistance for rent, non-profits move to help those most at risk.
The coronavirus pandemic in North America has brought economic calamity. For small businesses in Santa Clara County, though, resources are available.
Just two days after the San Jose City Council placed a freeze on rent hikes for nearly 50,000 apartments and mobile homes in response to the coronavirus emergency, a caravan of demonstrators demanded that the city cancel rents altogether.
While coronavirus cases have exploded in other parts of the United States, Santa Clara County has kept its numbers relatively low.
San Jose City Council earmarks $70 million a year for affordable housing by taxing buyers and sellers of homes valued at more than $2 million.
Elected officials and business groups are pushing a measure for the November ballot to raise $100 billion for housing and transit.
Calabazas Community Apartments will consist of 80 âmini-studioâ apartments with on-site support services available.
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