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Santa Clara County leaders and California Attorney General Rob Bonta are suing to stop the construction of an ICE facility near Gilroy, after San José Spotlight first reported on the federal government’s plans and obtained blueprints showing the building would hold and process detainees.
By: Brandon Pho
A Santa Clara County jail worker who sexually exploited incarcerated women by smuggling in drugs faces just one year behind bars.
Santa Clara County leaders are walking back a portion of proposed budget cuts to keep a pioneering suicide prevention program that's contributed to one of the lowest death rates in all of California.
Santa Clara County will be the first in the region to fund efforts to release every Bay Area resident unlawfully detained by ICE.
By: Brandon Pho
A Santa Clara County jail worker who sexually exploited incarcerated women by smuggling in drugs faces just one year behind bars.
By: Brandon Pho
Mayor Daniel Lurie's efforts to reform the city charter and expand the mayor's power got a major cash infusion in recent weeks from a handful of tech and real estate investors, including Laurene Powell Jobs' Emerson Collective.
By: Brandon Pho
At 8 a.m. on Wednesday morning, one of the only signs that something was happening at the “Pink Painted Lady,” one of the seven famous private
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By: Brandon Pho
Spending on San Francisco elections, much of it by billionaires, has reached its apex in recent years. But the city's ethics watchdogs, meant to regulate that money, are thinning out.
By: Brandon Pho
The city’s real estate market is going bonkers as Anthropic employees with equity are poised to become rich -- and jack up SF rents.
