The book will be available in bookstores on Sept. 24, just days after Miller’s first-ever TV interview is set to air on 60 Minutes.

California’s Fair Political Practices Commission accused the longtime schools trustee of some pretty flagrant violations of state election law.

What’s being replaced to the tune of $9 million isn’t the physical HVAC system but the old, glitchy software that controls it.

Santa Clara County’s six-term sheriff and her closest allies are the subject of an ongoing criminal inquiry led by the office of DA Jeff Rosen.

The man who killed three people and wounded a dozen more was named as the 19-year-old grandson of a former county supervisor.

Plaintiffs in a lawsuit over San Jose’s secret negotiations with Google are questioning the impartiality of a new judge assigned to the case.

Nearly 8,000 intersection-related collisions took place in San Jose from 2013 to 2017, leaving 103 people dead and another 10,118 wounded.

A shift toward risky but poor-performing investments now costs San Jose’s pension plans more than $70 million a year in fees alone.

San Jose and Santa Clara County join a growing movement to wean local governments off Wall Street by creating publicly owned banks.

A probe that initially targeted the city’s procurement practices changed focus once civil grand jurors realized another problem was at play.

In a proposed resolution, they cite concerns about human rights abuses, anticompetitive practices, privacy breaches and illegal location tracking.

Santa Clara County public health officials want state lawmakers to fix the troubling trend before it compromises herd immunity.

Someone smashed the door and three windows of the LGBTQ Youth Space, a resource center in the city’s SoFA arts district.

Last month, Cecilia Martin became one of more than 140 once-chronically homeless tenants to move into the first-of-its-kind complex.

The backlash against Greer Stone stems from the way he defended his brother, a convicted child abuser, at a sentencing hearing.

The complaint is part of a broader trend of CEQA litigation delaying desperately needed housing development throughout the state.