The East Side airport’s potential closure has been the subject of impassioned public discussion for the better part of the past year. 

Judge Patricia Lucas on Friday threw out the case, which accused city officials of unlawful secrecy in their dealings with Google.

Wendy Vaccaro is set to be arraigned at 1:30pm today at the Hall of Justice. She faces jail time if convicted of the felony fraud charges. 

The county is trying to find what land it already owns on which to build below-market-rate housing for the region’s poorest residents. 

The City Council on Tuesday will review the land’s potential uses and the impact it would have on Mineta San Jose International Airport.

Cisco is Santa Clara County’s largest private sector employer, with more than 10,000 local employees.

We compiled some key data points about the future of Caltrain, which recently announced its multi-billion, multi-decade expansion plan.

The federal policy bolsters ability of the federal government to deny green cards to legal immigrants if they have ever used public assistance.

The annual report from the city’s civilian cop watchdog made less of a splash this year, but that doesn’t mean it gave police a pass.

The San Jose councilman says he’s been caught in the crossfires of an apparent political hit that aims to cast him in a bad light. 

The Crown Act expands definitions of racial discrimination to include traits historically associated with race—like hairstyle.

The governor announced his pick of Teresa Alvarado, the San Jose director of SPUR since 2016, in a news release this week.

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

The initiative, which passed in a 9-2 vote, will come back for another reading and is slated to go into effect toward the end of September.

Silicon Valley voters will be using an entirely new system to cast their ballots in 2020.

On the heels of the San Jose mayor’s call for liability insurance from gun owners, the county introduced its own set of firearm-safety measures.