Unions get a raise in Bay Area’s biggest city, while a Trump lawyer ends up in legal hot water.
San Jose Fire Department 911 dispatcher Scarlet Darmousseh, center, talks with Debra Grabelle, executive director of IFPTE Local 21, after holding a rally in front of San Jose City Hall in San Jose, Calif.
, on Monday, August 7, 2023. San Jose city workers with MEF-AFSCME Local 101 and IFPTE Local 21 — which collectively represent around 4,500 employees — had voted to authorize a strike, but won a 15% pay raise over the next three years.
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Two giant hip-hop concerts heading to Bay Area over Labor Day weekendLL Cool, The Roots, Salt-N-Pepa, Big Boi, Doug E. Fresh, Slick Rick and more visit Chase Center, while 50 Cent performs at Shoreline Amphitheatre.
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Lehigh Cement Plant in South Bay closes permanently after decade's-worth of violationsThe cement plant operated for more than 80 years -- the limestone quarry has been there more than a century.
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Employee of South Bay Christian school allegedly paid students for explicit photos, videosA facility worker at San Jose's Valley Christian Schools was arrested for allegedly paying students for explicit photos and videos. Police are seeking potential additional victims.
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East Bay emergency task force readies for SoCal deploymentFollowing a winter of atmospheric rivers, you'd think California would be ready for a rainstorm but precipitation from Hurricane Hilary could challenge emergency resources from across the state.
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