We’re sure it has nothing to do with the $2.5 million the media scion gifted San Jose through his American Cities Climate Challenge.

The city’s mouthpiece defended the cost of the trip as “reasonable” and the purpose as an overall benefit to taxpayers.

A POA-sponsored website suggests that council contender Jim Zito may have some anger management issues.

As the 49ers geared up to face the Chiefs, a group of activists implored the team for help with a very different kind of match-up.

The owner claims she couldn’t afford to make the front staircase accessible to disabled customers. So, she shut the place down.

If C. Jeffrey Stanley ever decides to break away from the bail and bounty business, he should consider taking up party planning. 

Political insiders are wondering whether a run for office is even feasible anymore for the Bay Area Women’s March president.

It looks like the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority is getting people off public transit and back into their cars.

The names of PA Veterans Institute for Research CEO Michael Hindery and Google counsel David Kiferbaum are gone from the DST website.

In October, the county hired the homeless services provider as part of an $860K initiative to help CalFresh recipients find jobs.

With no other options, financial advisor Vinh Do says he’ll explore the possibility of running a write-in campaign. 

Evan Low says he’s pretty disillusioned about the county as a whole for failing to rein in what he calls the ROV’s “systemic” incompetency.

It took an eternity, but San Jose’s stone age website has finally evolved into the modern era.

Milpitas Mayor Rich Tran and Vice Mayor Karina Dominguez have been at each other’s throats for a while now.

SJPD officials told the Mercury News that it would take until Oct. 1, 2023, to release all the records requested from the agency.

With tens of thousands of homes in District 2, what are the odds that a candidate stumbles on his competitor’s campaign event?