San Jose Inside

Jed York was credited with one day served when he pleaded no contest this morning. York initially was charged with engaging in prostitution, but prosecutors amended that to disorderly conduct.

News of the warrants comes months after Swalwell ended his gubernatorial bid and resigned from Congress in April over allegations of sexual assault.

The Santa Clara Valley Medical Center's rehabilitation facility was also rated by U.S. News and World Report as “High-Performing”  for rehability care of colon cancer, heart failure, pneumonia, and strokes, as well as maternity care and pacemaker Implantation.

Prosecutors said Jose Neftali Martinez-Nolasco had barricaded himself in his car for hours after a traffic stop, then charged at police with a 9-inch knife. 

California cracked down on data broker LocateSmarter with the first-ever enforcement action under Governor Newsom's signature data broker privacy law.

The U.S. Office of Federal Student Aid updated its fraud protections, delaying financial aid notifications to some California State University students by several weeks.

San Jose Police announced arrests of four suspects in multiple armed robberies of businesses.

UC Berkeley’s Terner Center for Housing Innovation, multifamily condos accounted for just 3 percent of the new housing the state added between 2011 and 2021, compared with 38 percent in Canada.

Police said the suspect, Damon Jon Luecke, of Gilroy, had been communicating with the juvenile through social media and ultimately met with him in person. The victim’s mother discovered the communications and contacted police.

The FBI is offering a reward of up to $20,000, based on belief that someone has information that can help move the investigation forward.

San Jose State University is reviewing the allegations of antisemitism and harassment made against it for the 2023-2024 academic year.

Federal education officials said San Jose State students have allegedly been threatened, shunned, and made to feel unwelcome in classrooms because of their Jewish ancestry.

Virginia-based AES cited project economics, infrastructure requirements, market conditions, community considerations and long-term investment priorities as reasons it won't submit plans for the project near Morgan Hill.

Community roundtables and listening sessions beginning in late August will give residents an opportunity to share their priorities and inform the city’s proposed standards for data centers.

Californians have consistently invested in new government programs. Over the past quarter century, voters have approved tens of billions of dollars in state bonds to build schools, improve water systems, address climate risks, expand housing opportunities and strengthen public infrastructure. Those investments shape daily life across our state. Yet years after the votes are counted and projects are underway, it can be surprisingly difficult to answer a simple question: Did we get the results we were promised?