A San Jose man pleaded guilty to torturing and killing more than 20 cats he stole from the Cambrian Park neighborhood last year.

A new law spurred by the Brock Turner case mandates state prison time for those convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious victim.

San Jose’s police overtime costs have tripled in the past seven years to $36 million as staffing vacancies reached all-time highs.

Regulators have sued Palantir—the data mining company backed by billionaire Peter Thiel—for allegedly discriminating against Asians.

Someone posing as a volunteer for Assembly hopeful Madison Nguyen was reportedly knocking on doors and verbally sparring with residents.

Ro Khanna dismissed allegations that his campaign stole donor info from his opponent, Rep. Mike Honda, as political gamesmanship.

Today is National Voter Registration Day, which means volunteers will canvass the community to register voters for the upcoming presidential election.

California lawmakers collected thousands of dollars in per diem pay on days they skipped work, according to an Associated Press report.

After deferring a decision last week to allow legal defense funds for incumbents and candidates, the council will revisit the matter Tuesday.

The world will tune in to see the presidential debate between Clinton and Trump. Here are some of the best spots to watch it outside of your living room.

Local playwright and activist Luis Valdez joined arts luminaries Thursday at the White House to receive the 2015 National Medal of Arts.

Rep. Mike Honda has accused Ro Khanna’s campaign of illegally downloading fundraising data and using it to contact the congressman’s backers.

San Jose State students found two swastikas and “hateful language” in campus dorms Tuesday, prompting an investigation into the incident.

Seventeen state initiatives have made their way onto the fall ballot, including some of the most complex laws ever put to a popular vote.

In California, the tampon tax lives on. But a class-action lawsuit filed out of Santa Clara County will continue the fight to repeal it.

Litigation over the outcome of San Jose’s D4 council race has prompted the city to consider allowing candidates to raise money for legal defense.