It will affect the multiple encampments that stretch along creeks, rivers, and streams in Santa Clara County, including Coyote Creek. "People tend to go to waterways because it's more private," Rico, who has been living next to Coyote Creek for four years ...

In the South Bay, a big decision was made Tuesday that aims to keep homeless encampments a safe distance from waterways. South Bay waterways have become makeshift homes for many of the unhoused in Santa Clara County.

A state transparency law is shedding light on the Santa Clara County District Attorney’s cache of semi-automatic weapons – and publicizing the lesser known police agencies inside California’s top prosecutor offices.

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The main water provider in Santa Clara County approved an ordinance Tuesday that makes it a crime to live along creeks and rivers that provide water and flood control to the region.