A whirlwind election night set the stage for new beginnings as well as a few contested races that could linger into next week.

San Jose Inside will scatter across the valley to Election Night parties and see who’s winning, who’s losing and what they’re drinking to cope.

When a cop showed up with eviction papers at Trump’s Sunnyvale HQ, it struck volunteers as a little fishy. Turns out, it was an honest mistake.

To help you make sense of the craziness that is the 2016 election, here’s our guide on how to vote from the nation’s highest office to city hall.

County leaders denounced Donald Trump’s rhetoric about fraud and rigged elections, assuring the public that they can trust the results.

A judge dismissed three of four charges in a lawsuit filed by Donald Trump backers against the city of San Jose, according to news reports.

Today is National Voter Registration Day, which means volunteers will canvass the community to register voters for the upcoming presidential election.

The world will tune in to see the presidential debate between Clinton and Trump. Here are some of the best spots to watch it outside of your living room.

During the presidential primary debates and town halls for both parties, no candidate in either camp was asked important questions about education.

Matt Mahood left the GOP this summer, making him the first non-Republican to lead Silicon Valley's chamber of commerce in years.

Silicon Valley voters are in favor of electing Hillary Clinton by a landslide, according to a new poll.

Proud-gay-tech billionaire Peter Thiel has done a lot of fascinating things. One of these things is trying to bankrupt Gawker Media.

In a federal lawsuit, Donald Trump supporters accuse SJPD of failing to protect them from violent protesters after a campaign event.

Unless we change the system that engenders violence by police and against them, we will find ourselves stuck in a bloody cycle that never ends.

Days after the mass shooting at at a gay nightclub in Orlando, anger gave way to action as California lawmakers advanced a raft of gun laws.

Donald Trump’s message resonates with a surprisingly diverse set of Bay Area residents, many of whom feel cheated out of the region’s prosperity.