San Jose Inside

My dad would have been sixty today.

San Jose will launch a campaign next month that aims to improve the relationship between local law enforcement and communities of color.

The election provided an injection of youth to Milpitas’ elected offices, and the city has a chance to move beyond its entrenched establishment.

Urban ag advocates scored a victorywhen the San Jose City Council backed off a fee that would have left green dreams dying on the vine.

The 49ers and Santa Clara are locked in an epic grudge match over how money moves at Levi’s Stadium, and neither appears willing to blink.

A man who threatened to carry out a suicide bombing on a Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority vehicle has been taken into custody.

A new report of the most sinful cities in America ranked San Jose and Fremont dead last out of 150 contenders.

The Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office formed a task force to prevent people who face evictions from ending up on the streets.

Santa Clara County leaders have asked the public to share their thoughts on anticipated changes in immigration policy under the next president.

Local trade unions are bracing for a fight with San Jose over proposed tax breaks for developers who want to build high-rises in downtown.

Investigations into six sexual batteries reported at San Jose State since October led to one arrest this week, university officials announced.

Faced with a science-averse president-elect, local communities have no choice but to fend for themselves in the fight against climate change.

Election officials need a little more time to process recounts in 10 tight races, according to the Santa Clara County Registrar of Voters.

A coalition of California legislators, led by Campbell Assemblyman Evan Low, introduced a resolution that aims to abolish the Electoral College.

San Jose awarded a $525,000 settlement to a man suffering from intractable brain damage after a cop dropped his head to the ground.