The debate at the end of the first week after ballots were mailed to registered voters was combative but offered voters few real differences of opinion between the progressive Evan Low and the moderate Sam Liccardo.

California Attorney General Rob Bonta said that Exxon Mobil has contributed greatly to global pollution by deceiving the public into believing that single-use plastics would be recycled if disposed of properly.

In a 32-page report released this week, the investigation by San Francisco law firm Renne Public Law Group affirmed seven of 21 allegations Kremen that the board had accumulated from employees, most of them anonymous; rejected 10 allegations and reported there was insufficient evidence in another four.

Bloom Energy—a publicly traded fuel cell manufacturer—wants the city to give it a pass from its climate-smart policy.

What’s most disappointing is that the Valley Water Board of Directors let this measure get onto the ballot in the first place.

The San Jose City Council meets at 1:30pm Tuesday inside the council chambers at City Hall, 200 E. Santa Clara St.

While federal lawmakers stall on the Green New Deal, local governments are taking actions to drive down emissions at an emergency speed.

Come Election Day, San Jose voters will vote on four citywide measures. Here’s a look at what local voters will see on their Nov. 6 ballots.

Big Oil has put Robert Rivas in the crosshairs, marking the first time the industry has targeted a local candidate running for higher office.

The Big Bad Wolf in this case is a group of wealthy landowners and developers peddling a deceptive ballot initiative.

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

San Jose voters have some big decisions to make this summer. Here is a breakdown of all five City Council seats up for grabs.