Complaints of price-gouging contractors and negligent landlords have prompted the city to consider taking legal action on behalf of residents.

Last week, at the first council meeting to address the flood, neither a single council member nor a city official said the word “homeless.”

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.

Newly released emails show the SCV Water District and city were communicating well ahead of the flood. Then the communication ended.

The spin cycle on the San Jose flood disaster can be a blur, even for those paying attention.

According to a Santa Clara County memo, not everyone in the mandatory evacuation flood zones actually got the order to leave.

It wasn’t Katrina, but officials failed in every way when it came to notifying San Jose residents of flooding—and it could have been a lot worse.

An inside look at how thousands of homes in San Jose were evacuated due to heavy flooding and a comedy of errors that became a tragedy.

San Jose says it needs federal aid to recover from the flood that forced thousands of people to flee their homes last week.

Thousands of people in San Jose remain barred from returning to their homes, but city officials are optimistic that conditions will continue to improve.

With the floods displacing thousands of San Jose residents, including the homeless, families say some of their loved ones are unaccounted for.

Rising waters have prompted daring rescues and forced evacuations of residents, homeless people and office buildings in the South Bay.