Ruling gives state lawmakers an opening to look at how housing impact fees are imposed and how they can be challenged.

As public school enrollment and attendance declines, state lawmakers seek to discourage new charter schools

Allowing ‘data science’ as a substitute for Algebra 2 would teach students almost no practical or conceptual skills.

East Bay Times Letters to the Editor for April 28, 2024

Mercury News Letters to the Editor for April 28, 2024

The industry is adapting to the end of the 2021-23 rush that produced growth that wasn’t sustainable.

The governor complains about local officials but appears to be shifting the political onus from his own administration.

There’s no good reason to exempt sports from bill aiming to reshape live event ticketing to benefit consumers.