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

San Jose rejected plans to build affordable housing for teachers because it would use up valuable land reserved for jobs.

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.

The decision came after four hours of heated testimony marked by jeers from landlords who called city officials thieves and communists.

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.

Until San Jose’s “just cause” ordinance takes effect, the measure designed to protect renters puts them at greater risk of retaliation.

Nearly half of of San Jose’s elected leaders want to prevent landlords from discriminating against recipients of housing subsidies.

San Jose renters ended a five-day hunger strike Tuesday with a landmark political victory and historic expansion of tenant rights.

San Jose’s City Council will consider assisting churches to create safe houses to protect people from being deported.

A recount in San Jose's District 8 City Council race is going on day six today, with Jimmy Nguyen accusing election officials of disenfranchising voters.

Councilwoman Sylvia Arenas was sworn in to the District 8 seat this past weekend, but the election isn’t quite over yet.

Sylvia Arenas finished 88 votes ahead of Jimmy Nguyen in San Jose’s D8 council race, one of six local contests that may require a recount.

A week out from Election Day, some Santa Clara County races remain too close to call, which has prevented a few obligatory concession calls.

Hundreds of people on Thursday took to the streets of San Jose to protest Donald Trump’s election to nation’s highest office.

Vote counts in Santa Clara County are nearly finalized. However, one City Council race in San Jose remains too close to call.

Political donors have spent more than $1.6 million on three San Jose ballot measures and another $822,000 on three City Council contests.