Tordillos Poised to Win San José City Council Seat in Special Election
In a speech to supporters gathered around standing tables at the Corinthian Ballroom, Chavez-Lopez said, “We live to fight another day.” “Obviously, not the results
Workers at Children’s Hospital Oakland Extend Strike Into Second Week
“It’s horrible that these folks have to be on strike,” he said, calling UCSF’s plan “a Trumpian move” to force workers out of their union.
Anti-War Demonstrators Condemn U.S. Strikes on Iran as Illegal
Protestors at the action, which was organized by the anti-war ANSWER Coalition, denounced the U.S. military involvement in Iran and said the strikes would only
Bay Area Iranians, Israelis Share Fears for Loved Ones Facing ‘Death by Lottery’
Her husband’s parents died years ago, but his siblings remain stuck in Tehran and, unlike her close relatives, do not have citizenship in another country.
Judge Delays Hearing on Troops in LA, Leaving Them Under Trump’s Control for Now
The White House has repeatedly insisted that the troops are there solely to protect federal property and personnel, not to police civilians. Newsom and California
Trump Can Keep Troops in LA For Now, Appeals Court Rules
Two of those judges were appointed by President Trump in his previous term. Trump deployed the troops through a presidential memo on June 7 and
Bay Area Billionaire John Fisher to Sell San José Earthquakes
The stadium is currently named PayPal Park, and last year also became the home field of Bay FC, of the National Women’s Soccer League, which
Trump’s On Again, Off Again Immigration Policies Create Confusion and Fear
President Donald Trump yesterday reversed his brief order instructing Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials to stop raids on farms, hotels and restaurants. As federal immigration
Bay Area Lawmaker Demands Answers After ICE Arrests at Immigration Courts
An ICE spokesperson said in a statement that the people being detained are under active judges’ orders for removal from the country due to noncompliance
Students Showed Resilience as Schools Recovered From LA Fires
Teachers started marking tardies in mid-February, she said, and she tried to cover only the essential parts of each lesson. “We’re reading a story. We’re