Another official calls for Sheriff Laurie Smith to resign
San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo today (Aug. 16) called for the resignation of Santa Clara County Sheriff Laurie Smith over allegations of poor jail management, lack of transparency, as well […]
San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo today (Aug. 16) called for the resignation of Santa Clara County Sheriff Laurie Smith over allegations of poor jail management, lack of transparency, as well […]
Transplant recipients, cancer patients and people with immunodeficiencies can now receive a third dose of the Moderna or Pfizer vaccine in Santa Clara County. The decision follows the FDA’s recent […]
BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHT Daily Post Staff Writer Santa Clara Supervisor Joe Simitian is calling for new leadership of the sheriff’s office and to uncloak legal documents and videos concerning a […]
OPINION BY DAVE PRICE Daily Post Editor For the first time since 2010, Santa Clara County residents will have a choice next year for district attorney. Incumbent Jeff Rosen will […]
BY EMILY MIBACH Daily Post Staff Writer Santa Clara County officials asked employers yesterday to consider requiring that their employees have vaccines for Covid. And the county is taking its […]
By the Daily Post staff Sajid Khan, a public defender who says he’s “committed to truth-telling about systemic racism,” announced Sunday (July 11) that he will challenge District Attorney Jeff […]
By the Daily Post staff Santa Clara County has dropped a month-old requirement that employers determine the vaccination status of their employees or face fines. The county said it was […]
By the Daily Post staff The Santa Clara County Public Health Department announced today (June 21) that 80% of the county’s residents 12 and over have received at least one […]
By the Daily Post staff A state appeals court on Friday ruled that District Attorney Jeff Rosen and his office should be disqualified from prosecuting one of the defendants charged […]
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UPDATE, TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. — Santa Clara County will move into the Yellow Tier of the state’s pandemic reopening system at midnight tonight, allowing restaurants and gyms to expand their […]
BY EMILY MIBACH Daily Post Staff Writer Assemblyman Marc Berman, D-Menlo Park, is hitting the pause button on his bill that would reform the VTA board to lessen the influence […]
By the Daily Post staff Santa Clara County officials announced tonight that they plan to offer thousands of vaccination appointments this week and next weekend because of increased supply. Anyone […]
Wildfires that put the air quality in the Bay Area into the danger zone and the Covid virus has led to a decision about improving indoor air filtration systems. The […]
By the Daily Post staff Santa Clara County health officials announced this afternoon (April 13) that they have obtained a “significant increase” in vaccines from the federal government. They’re urging […]
Once again, the U.S. Supreme Court has told Santa Clara County officials that their Covid regulations go too far in restricting religious activities. This time, the high court said in […]
Santa Clara County moved into the state’s Orange Tier of Covid-19 restrictions today, allowing restaurants to increase the number of people they serve indoors and permitting bars to reopen outdoors. […]
By the Daily Post staff Santa Clara County, which has had the most severe Covid restrictions in California, will be moving from the Red to Orange Tier on Wednesday, meaning […]
Santa Clara County is transferring Covid vaccination appointments for about 8,5000 people to Kaiser because of a low and unpredictable vaccine supply from the state, officials said today. The patients […]
By the Daily Post staff Santa Clara Couny today moved out of the Purple Tier, the state’s most-restrictive Covid-19 tier, and into the Red Tier, which allows indoor restaurants to […]
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