Newly available court records have unearthed more legal troubles for Darcie Green's husband, and a split has occurred in the women’s leadership organization she leads.

To catch the vandal defacing art-adorned utility boxes, the city will offer a cash reward for information leading to the perpetrator’s arrest.

Darcie Green's new husband said he took his bride's surname to honor her family, but those familiar with his record of domestic violence think that may have had something to do with it.

Diamond Foundry, a Peninsula-based startup with A-list investors, puts a Silicon Valley spin on high-end, lab-made diamonds.

A federal jury awarded $11.3 million to a man left paralyzed when a San Jose police officer shot him in the back.

Sixteen pot clubs have passed legal muster to operate in San Jose. The surviving collectives include some of the biggest players in the local industry

A Fremont man who allegedly tried to join a terrorist group in Syria has been indicted by a federal grand jury, prosecutors announced Thursday.

Police are pointing to the terrorist attacks in San Bernardino as proof that local law enforcement needs military tools and training.

The City Council will debate whether to commission a study on charging an affordable housing fee for commercial development.

San Jose’s top marijuana official has been accused of threatening collectives at a meeting earlier this month. The city disputes the claim.

Police cleared out an Islamic civil rights center Thursday in Santa Clara after a staffer opened a letter dusted with a suspicious white powder.

Milpitas’ former city attorney, whose entire office was outsourced to a private law firm this past summer, plans to sue the city for retaliation.

San Jose may open up community centers, libraries and other public buildings as cold weather shelters for thousands of homeless residents.

Correctional officers at Santa Clara County's Main Jail are apparently more likely to use force against inmates during the night shift.

Silicon Valley has joined a nationwide push to feed the hungry with uneaten food that would otherwise end up in landfills.

A political action committee has revived an effort to replace San Jose’s pot ordinance with one approved by voters.