As respiratory viruses spread everywhere, what should you do if you get sick?
It's not practical or necessary to test everyone who has a runny nose, cough or fever. But there are specific circumstances that warrant it.
What’s next in the fight over Apple and Google’s app stores
Billions of dollars are at stake: in-app spending is forecast to reach $182 billion next year and $207 billion in 2025. And competitors are ready to steal a piece of it.
Can opium dens and secret tunnels get people to stop for lunch in this Bay Area city?
Some business leaders are asking whether those stories can now be leveraged to distinguish the city within a growing Tri-Valley mega-region that is becoming increasingly indistinguishable.
The Sharks preached patience with their top prospect. It’s starting to pay off
San Jose Sharks scored his fourth game-winning goal of the season Tuesday against the Winnipeg Jets
Stormwater filtering devices being installed in San Jose but one site left construction litter in its wake
Large stormwater filtering devices are being installed in San Jose, but an unexpected problem is delaying completion at one site.
California elementary school janitor who spent years in jail acquitted of child sexual abuse
Pedro Martinez, of Hesperia, who’s been jailed since January 2019, was found not guilty on Monday on all 10 counts against him.
49ers mailbag: Putting this offense, George Kittle, No. 1 seed into historical perspective
The NFC-leading 49ers are playing their best offense in at least 25 years, and the upcoming playoffs offer tight end George Kittle to cement his place in franchise lore.
Tesla recalls 2 million vehicles limit use of ‘Autopilot’ feature after nearly 1,000 crashes
Tesla is recalling nearly all 2 million of its cars on US roads to limit the use of its “Autopilot” feature after a review of nearly 1,000 crashes in which the feature was engaged.
Skelton: California leaders need the guts to fix state’s money woes
Facing $68 billion deficit, they should reduce income tax rates at all levels and extend the sales tax to services.
Single family residence sells in San Ramon for $1.6 million
A spacious house located in the first block of Centennial Way in San Ramon has new owners. The 2,087-square-foot property, built in 1996, was sold on Nov. 30, 2023, for $1,610,000, or $771 per square foot.