December 19, 2017 Santa Clara County Hires Its First-Ever Chief Privacy Officer By Jennifer Wadsworth Santa Clara County appointed its first privacy chief, U.S. Army veteran and longtime security expert Mike Shapiro. Read More 9
December 18, 2017 San Jose Braces for Potentially Devastating GOP Tax Overhaul By Jennifer Wadsworth With Republicans poised to rewrite the tax code, local governments have been trying to figure out how to brace for the fallout. Read More 7
December 15, 2017 San Jose School Board Trustee Charged with Stealing Campaign Funds Raised from Developers By Josh Koehn John Lindner, a Franklin-McKinley School District trustee, has been charged with grand theft, perjury and violating state election law. Read More 7
December 15, 2017 San Jose’s Buddy’s Cannabis One of First to Earn State License By Jennifer Wadsworth A San Jose collective this week became one of the first in the state to obtain a license to sell recreational pot. Read More 11
December 14, 2017 FCC Scraps Net Neutrality; Silicon Valley Vows to Fight Back By Silicon Valley Newsroom The Republican-led FCC voted this morning to revoke net neutrality, a decision that will apparently face some legal challenges ahead. Read More 13
December 12, 2017 Sierra LaMar’s Killer Sentenced to Life in Prison Without Parole By Silicon Valley Newsroom The man convicted of killing Morgan Hill teen Sierra LaMar was sentenced on Tuesday to life in prison without the possibility of parole. Read More 5
December 12, 2017 South Bay Leaders Mourn Death of San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee By Jennifer Wadsworth Bay Area political leaders are mourning the loss of San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee, who suffered an apparent heart attack early Tuesday. Read More 36
December 12, 2017 Local Law Enforcement Offers ‘Second Chance’ to Avoid Jail During Holiday Season By Silicon Valley Newsroom South Bay residents with an arrest warrant to their name have a chance to trade it for a citation and a new court date this holiday season. Read More 3
December 11, 2017 San Jose City Council Gives Tiny Homes Proposal Another Chance By Jennifer Wadsworth After public backlash quashed plans earlier this year to build tiny cabins for the homeless in San Jose, city officials are giving it another shot. Read More 82
December 8, 2017 China’s Recycling Crackdown Will Make Waste Disposal a Whole Lot Harder in Silicon Valley By Jennifer Wadsworth China’s crackdown on imported scraps is about to shake up the global market and will likely bring major changes to local waste management. Read More 7
December 7, 2017 Report: Appellate Judge Retires Following Harassment Probe By Jennifer Wadsworth The presiding judge of the Sixth District Court of Appeal in San Jose stepped down this week amid allegations of sexual harassment. Read More 8
December 6, 2017 Rehab Owners Who Lost License Amid Shocking Allegations Deny Charges, Get Back to Business By Jennifer Wadsworth Shocking allegations shut down Life Choices rehab in 2014, but the people in charge dispute the charges and are back in business. Read More 21
December 4, 2017 San Jose City Council Debates Financing Plan for Urban Villages By Jennifer Wadsworth San Jose officials will discuss how to finance public amenities in its future urban villages, pockets of dense mixed-use development. Read More 1
November 30, 2017 San Jose Punts on Relocating Columbus Statue Until 2018 By Satvir Saini San Jose officials announced Wednesday that Christopher Columbus will likely spend one last holiday season at City Hall. Read More 15
November 28, 2017 Q&A: Congressman Ro Khanna on Stealthing, Sexual Assault and the Post-Weinstein Reckoning By Jennifer Wadsworth San Jose Inside caught up with Rep. Khanna to discuss the national conversation about sexual assault that seems to amplify by the day. Read More 19
November 27, 2017 Stanford Study: Rising Cost of Public Employee Pensions Eat Up San Jose’s New Tax Revenue By Jennifer Wadsworth A study up for review by the San Jose City Council affirms that revenue from two new tax measures is being eaten up by pension costs. Read More 47