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.

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.”

More than 100 people packed the council chambers Thursday to demand answers about the city’s failure to warn them about the flood.

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

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—home to the highest concentration of Fortune 500 companies in the United States—is woefully underprepared for emergencies.

Sylvia Arenas supports labor causes without institutional support. That makes her the best chance for independent representation in District 8.

Plans to replace a rent-controlled apartment complex with market-rate housing near Santana Row leads to largest eviction in San Jose history.

More than 100 people gathered Monday night at San Jose City Hall for a candlelight vigil to honor victims of the Orlando terrorist attack.

San Jose Councilman Tam Nguyen documents his overnight stay at Right 2 Dream Too, a city-sanctioned homeless camp in Portland.

To test the feasibility of a legal homeless camp in San Jose, Councilman Tam Nguyen will head to Portland to spend the night in a sanctioned settlement.

City leaders will consider whether to impose a temporary freeze on rent hikes or enact its new 5 percent annual rent cap sooner than planned.