A $950 million bond measure is designed to not only help the homeless but also create housing opportunities for vulnerable populations.

In a federal lawsuit, Donald Trump supporters accuse SJPD of failing to protect them from violent protesters after a campaign event.

One in five California State University (CSU) students—57,000 of them—worry about hunger, according to a striking new report.

New data show that California saw a 10 percent jump in homicides from 2014 to 2015, but a 25 percent drop in the past decade.

Bill Clinton made some diva demands as a six-figure speaker when he left the White House for the lecture circuit.

San Jose will finally equip its police officers with body cameras to improve transparency by recording interactions with the public.

San Jose police held a press conference Friday to show support for Dallas after a sniper killed five officers and wounded seven more.

Someone shot up four separate cars over a two-month span in San Jose and police need help finding who’s responsible.

In Santa Clara County’s push to end homelessness, not all agree on how to balance short-term needs with long-term solutions.

Under a new pact, the Amah Mutsun tribe of Native Americans have equal authority over a vast expanse of their ancestral lands.

Santa Clara County will chemically fog parts of San Jose after some mosquitoes tested positive for West Nile Virus.

From chili cookouts and barbecues to parades and firework shows, there are no shortage of events in Silicon Valley this Fourth of July.

Santa Clara County voters will decide the fate of a $950 million affordable housing bond this November.

Plans to replace a rent-controlled apartment complex with market-rate housing near Santana Row leads to largest eviction in San Jose history.

A nonprofit dedicated to helping families of fallen law enforcement will hold a fundraiser for Officer Michael Katherman’s wife and children.

A measure up for a vote this fall would require San Jose employers to offer more hours to part-time workers before bringing on new hires.