Since an historic flood in February, San Jose and the water district have spent the past nine months bolstering defenses against future disasters.

The City Council on Tuesday will vote on whether to extend the interim rent control cap, which sunsets Dec. 31.

San Jose has named a successor for outgoing City Manager Norberto Dueñas: his second-in-command, David Sykes.

The San Jose City Council on Tuesday will consider how to salvage its proposal to build tiny home communities for the homeless.

Faced with burgeoning homeless population, San Jose will consider changing up its zoning rules to allow for more shelters.

A group of flood victims have filed claims against local agencies that they say failed to protect them from the February flood.

Silicon Valley’s flood protection agency might have prevented the Anderson Dam from overflowing earlier this year, but failed to act.

In a bit to improve transparency, San Jose will consider increasing the frequency of its lobbying reports.

Rock Springs, the San Jose neighborhood hit hardest by the Feb. 21 flood, may finally get the help it needs to withstand a future deluge.

The City Council will consider whether to endorse a bill that would require landlords to notify tenants if a property lies in a flood zone.

Two weeks after voting to outlaw no-cause evictions for all tenants, San Jose’s City Council will decide when to enact the new rule.

A couple of high-ranking water district officials who oversaw the San Jose flood disaster will soon be leaving the public agency.

San Jose’s search for a new independent police auditor begins in earnest this month, as Walter Katz will officially resign from the post Friday.

The water district took a combative tone from the start of Wednesday’s meeting to discuss how San Jose found itself underwater.