Bunny origin story is more mysterious than you might imagine, and religion seems to have nothing to do with it ...

A business park in North Santa Clara is being redeveloped into a new apartment complex that will add 1,792 new homes to the city’s housing stock. The Santa Clara City Council unanimously ...

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. — The Cookie Plug franchise next to the Fiesta Five is still making dough, but its future at this location appears to be crumbling. When the Metropolitan Theatre Company ...

Last year was the hottest yet recorded around the world, and in Santa Clara County 38 deaths were determined to be heat-related, after several heat waves brought daily high temperatures in San ...

"Follow me, Bobby Parrish, for healthy recipes, grocery shopping tips, and simple ways to eat clean while saving money!" Trump orders proof of citizenship in federal elections The 1-Ingredient ...

The Pea Soup Andersen’s building in Buellton might be bulldozed if a recently proposed multi-use development project gets approved. The “Home of the Split Pea Soup” at 376 Avenue of Flags off Highway ...

Authorities found an “extensive amount of material” on several electronic devices, according to the Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office. A Santa Rosa man is set to appear in Sonoma County ...

On April 19 and April 20, participating Smashburger locations are offering four classic Smashburgers for $20 total (before taxes) when purchased at Smashburger.com or on the burger shop’s app.

Shortly before 6 a.m., Santa Rosa Police received multiple calls of a “smash-and-grab” theft at the Santa Rosa Avenue business, Sgt. Patricia Seffens, a department spokesperson, said.

Partially redacted footage obtained by multiple outlets was released by the Santa Fe County Sheriff’s Office on Friday. The footage comes nearly two weeks after Hackman’s estate filed a ...

After a nearly two-year legal battle that rocked the Santa Clara community, Anthony Becker — the former vice mayor who resigned in December following his conviction on charges of leaking a grand ...

Why are incarcerated people dying from lack of food or water, even as private companies are paid millions for their care?