San Jose is set to roll out fifth generation of wireless technology for the masses, whether they’re ready or not.

The county Board of Supervisors plan to announce the official text-to-911 launch in a press conference Wednesday morning.

Peter Adderton, the outspoken founder of Boost Mobile, asked Rep. Anna Eshoo to a Facebook Live discussion about merits of the deal.

Congresswoman Anna Eshoo explains why she supports the controversial merger of T-Mobile and Sprint.

The repeal of net neutrality threatens to end the democratic internet, which aided in the creation of the technologies that we know and love.

San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo has resigned in protest from an FCC advisory committee that focuses on broadband deployment.

The Republican-led FCC voted this morning to revoke net neutrality, a decision that will apparently face some legal challenges ahead.

With only a few days left to weigh in on the government’s plan to kill net neutrality, Santa Clara County took a stand to protect an open internet.

Empowered by a new state law, Santa Clara County authorities have kicked off a campaign to weed out massage parlors that get a little too friendly.

In his budget message going before the City Council Tuesday, Mayor Sam Liccardo proposes opening libraries to six days a week, hiring more community service officers and having the Fire Department take over ambulance service.

Here comes the clutter of political advertisements. The public's least favorite time of year, when mailboxes are full of negative mailers and television ads assault the senses. First rule to remember: there is nothing that can't be said in politics, no matter how outrageous the claim.

A federal ruling will dramatically cut the cost of out-of-state phone calls for Santa Clara County inmates, making it actually cheaper to dial long distance than local. The Federal Communications Commission handed down a directive this month that drops the price for inmates calling to another state by 85 percent, though it’s been met with legal opposition from the phone companies that have a monopoly on jail and prison telecommunications. Global Tel-Link, the service provider for the 700 phones at both Elmwood Jail in Milpitas and the main jail in San Jose, is asking a judge to delay the ruling.