Homeless San Jose residents could soon have more access to safe shelter and protected places to park their vehicles.
Members of the Cupertino City Council were investigated for allegedly meddling in decisions to hire and fire city staff.
San Jose wants more cannabis dispensaries, so it's looking to relax rules on where and how they can open in the city.
Opponents of the Levitt Pavilion have filed an appeal in a contentious lawsuit aimed at stopping plans to revamp the park.
Employees at The Alameda and Julian Street Starbucks unanimously voted to unionize on May 19.
The city is looking to prohibit elected officials and staff from working on political action committees that raise money for local races.
The San Jose City Council is considering cutting spending on affordable housing by half and reallocating funds to homelessness services.
A city-led effort this week focused on moving out hundreds of unhoused people who live near Coyote Creek.
The metro area hired the highest number of new graduates last year, according to a report from HR software company Gusto.
This summer will mark the return of the Santa Clara County Fair that hasn’t been held since 2019 due to the pandemic.
Residents questioned allowing the use of such high-grade equipment.
Approval would clear the way for Rob Facchino to develop a combination of up to 820 homes, apartments, condos, townhouses and retail space.
The city’s politically-charged police union launched a damning website blasting the city’s top leaders.
Anthony Becker pleaded not guilty that he leaked a confidential civil grand jury report to the San Francisco 49ers organization.
The budget proposal shows that $38 million of Measure E funds earmarked for affordable housing may shift to homelessness services.
To expect someone to move from living unsheltered to pay median Silicon Valley rents in four months is not reasonable.
Rev. Sammie Evans said the lack of true independent oversight of policing in San Jose is unjust and breeds corruption.
City staff said the vacancy rate is due to a lack of civic engagement, as well as the convoluted process to appoint members.
Millions of federal dollars are funneling into Santa Clara County to help shelter and support those experiencing homelessness.
A Santa Clara official is facing criminal charges related to lying about leaking a report on councilmembers and 49ers executives.
Nathan Donato-Weinstein is San Jose’s new downtown manager—a position focused on the downtown core’s economic development.
An investigation into Rebecca Eisenberg’s behavior is ongoing with no clear end in sight.
A former California legislator might run for another state seat representing parts of Silicon Valley.
San Jose wanted to loosen wage theft requirements to allow more contractors to work for the city, but councilmembers pushed back.
The San Jose Police Officers' Association has blocked significant portions of its website from public access.
The idea isn’t sitting well with some members of the City Council.
Another politico has tossed her hat into the race for the District 2 seat on the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors.
It’s unclear whether the powerful organization will lose the political clout it’s wielded in the city and wider region for decades.
The San Jose Police Officers' Association had terminated Joanne Segovia, a 20-year employee and the organization’s executive director.
Jacky Morales-Ferrand never thought her work in housing would span three decades.
After decades in local and state politics, Sally Lieber is ready to be a bridge between county government and the residents it serves.
Three Santa Clara County politicos lead a double life as policy advisors and researchers by day and elected officials at night.
Senate Bill 31 would ban people from sitting on the sidewalk within 1,000 feet of a “sensitive area.”
Joanna Segovia faces up to 20 years in prison.
The longtime community advocate has her eye on being the first Vietnamese supervisor in Santa Clara County.
Every morning for the last quarter of a century, Reggie Roberts ensures Silicon Valley's most powerful politicos have their mail.
Silicon Valley Congressman Ro Khanna will take on the role of campaign co-chair for longtime East Bay Congresswoman Barbara Lee.
Those who don’t ask for translation services for public meetings may find themselves relegated to a separate room.
Who on the Milpitas City Council leaked confidential information to a person threatening litigation against the city?
Santa Clara County's largest public transit agency will be audited by the state as one lawmaker looks to change up how it's run.