As uncertainty swirls over healthcare and controversial executive orders, this weekend five Bay Area’s House reps will hold town halls.

Rep. Zoe Lofgren’s town hall Sunday in San Jose touched on immigration, healthcare, the environment and the Electoral College.

Thousands of people in San Jose remain barred from returning to their homes, but city officials are optimistic that conditions will continue to improve.

Heavy rainfall Monday didn’t stop more than 200 anti-Donald Trump activists from rallying in front of San Jose City Hall.

What started as a 25-page Google doc has led to Indivisible, a chain of regional groups that are rallying the nation’s anti-Trump resistance.

During his third State of the City address, San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo promised that a fractured nation will not distract from the city’s vision.

Bowing to pressure from parents, San Jose Unified School District agreed to ensure the anonymity of undocumented students.

Sports legends convened at an SJSU event to announce a new institute that will focus on the intersection of sports, race and social change.

More than 25,000 South Bay residents took to the streets Saturday for a nationwide day of protest known as the the Women’s March.

An effort to help young people of color develop their voices and go to college could soon lead to structural changes in the legal system.

President Obama dropped by Stanford University Friday to talk tech, business and polities at the seventh annual Global Entrepreneurship Summit.

With the primary election only weeks away, presidential candidate Bernie Sanders drew a diverse crowd Wednesday to the Santa Clara County Fairgrounds.

If State Assemblyman Kansen Chu (D-San Jose) gets his way on daylight saving time, we'll never have to reset our clocks again.

Somewhere between the dancing leprechaun, adult film star, Miss Universe and broadcasting ventriloquists, some actual football conversations took place.

The San Jose SaberCats, the reigning Arena Football League champions and city’s most decorated pro sports franchise, are on the verge of extinction

The Greater and Greener Conference, a leading international symposium for urban parks, takes place in San Francisco next month.