Stanford law professor Michele Dauber wants state Senate hopeful Ann Ravel to give back thousands in campaign cash from her employer.

Chris Peacock was so upset about a colleague’s open critique of the city’s top elected official that he stepped down as vice chair.

Without citing any evidence, the lawyer for Capt. James Jensen claimed prosecutors leaked the records to this news organization.

Cupertino’s present election cycle has brought more variations on the not-in-my-backyard hot takes the city’s become known for.

They also burned a flag and pelted the home with paintballs—all in apparent backlash to Sam Liccardo’s distaste for defunding police.

The DA actively courted the same political fundraiser he’s now prosecuting for allegedly illegally helping Sheriff Smith.

Santa Clara University is on a crash course into the national spotlight this week as it launches an investigation into campus policing.

The colorful world of politics got a little more prismatic this week in the race between Mayor Steven Scharf and J.R. Fruen.

Nancy Nordland, who became a household name after surveillance video captured her willfully hacking on a baby’s face, is on the lam.

The endorsement is especially significant since the former commander-in-chief primarily endorsed candidates for federal races.

Otto Lee scooped up the endorsement just weeks after Kansen Chu faced backlash for recent 'racist remarks.'

An independent investigator found that the trustee demeaned some women, but not that he racially harassed people.

Residents felt that the Milpitas councilwoman likened the protestors to “hoodlums.”

The San Jose City Council wanted footage from the protests to be released. But the San Jose Police Department doesn't plan on publishing it any time soon.

The truce may have come too late for the South Bay’s prosecutor-in-chief to shake off an unfortunate new nickname: DA Karen.

The statement blew up online, prompting condemnation from a host of community leaders, including Chu’s opponent in the county supe race.