Sources say SPUR San Jose Director Teresa Alvarado and ex-chamber CEO Jim Cunneen could be tapped as the next leader of SVO.

A day has come and gone since the chamber of commerce posted—and then promptly removed—the ad. But the fallout is far from over.

The proposal will be heard at 2pm Wednesday during the City Council’s next Rules and Open Government Committee session.

Blunders in creating the West Coast’s biggest transportation hub suggest that local agencies had better step up their game.

The governor announced his pick of Teresa Alvarado, the San Jose director of SPUR since 2016, in a news release this week.

The retired judge, who served for more than a decade as police auditor and spent a dozen years on the bench, died in her home Sunday.

As part of its quest to raise downtown building heights, San Jose will consider a unique funding proposal to offset costs to the airline industry.

An unprecedented surge of new development in San Jose has sped up plans to raise the limits of the historically low-lying cityscape.

Susanne Boothe Wilson, who dedicated her life to public service, died in her San Jose home after a months-long battle with cancer.

The City Council on Tuesday will consider relaxing requirements that have stymied the type of development prescribed by the General Plan.

Teresa Alvarado retired from Santa Clara Valley Water District, but not before trying to wring a few more dollars out of the Golden Spigot.

The Santa Clara Valley Water District plays by its own rules, which is especially easy when its rules were made to be broken.

Beau Goldie will get on a plane to Georgia. By all accounts it should be an extraordinary trip, and the timing for the trip is no less extraordinary.

The District Attorney’s office confirmed Friday it has launched an investigation into conflicts of interest and allegations of fraudulent billing involving the Santa Clara Valley Water District and consultant RMC Water and Environment.

It’s been called an attempted “coup,” a “hostile takeover” and an effort to “reshape the face of the organization.” What you ask? A democratic election, of course!

Politics can make for strange bedfellows, but there was something surreal about last week’s re-election kickoff party for Sheriff Laurie Smith.