Three weeks after the flood that devastated several neighborhoods along Coyote Creek, more than 500 households remain displaced.

More than 100 people packed the council chambers Thursday to demand answers about the city’s failure to warn them about the flood.

A diverse crowd of several hundred came together Wednesday at San Jose City Hall for the “A Day Without a Woman” rally.

Heavy rainfall Monday didn’t stop more than 200 anti-Donald Trump activists from rallying in front of San Jose City Hall.

Local activists call on San Jose police to be more transparent about when and why they deploy snipers to monitor peaceful protests.

More than 25,000 South Bay residents took to the streets Saturday for a nationwide day of protest known as the the Women’s March.

The day after Donald Trump is sworn in, Silicon Valley women will join an expected 200,000 protesters at the Women’s March on Washington D.C.

The number of homeless people who died in Santa Clara County this year more than doubled from 2015, according to newly released data.

San Jose will hear a report on its Sister City program and consider whether to double the number of committee members for each city.

To curb avian collisions, San Jose will consider requiring builders to abide by bird-friendly architectural guidelines.

Pokémon Go takes the South Bay and the world by storm, but raises concerns about privacy, safety and the social inequities of the real world.

An audit of the City Clerk's Office found lapses in statutory obligations and issued 20 recommendations on how to get things back in order.

At the first City Council meeting of the new fiscal year, San Jose electeds will discuss a business tax measure and pension reform settlement.

Residents worry that the downtown San Jose Safeway could fold after losing its validated parking hook-up through the city.

More than 100 people gathered Monday night at San Jose City Hall for a candlelight vigil to honor victims of the Orlando terrorist attack.

Silicon Valley hosts vigils to memorialize one of the worst mass shootings in American history, which left 49 people dead and 53 wounded.