Gov. Jerry Brown would do well to renew his commitment to uphold the values of our state and communities.

A conference for caregivers this weekend features experts on compassion fatigue, hospital discharge planning and advanced healthcare.

Over 700 volunteers helped beautify Alpha Public Schools with local organization Beautiful Day to tackle campus renovation projects.

For the second year in a row, volunteers from the San Jose Marriott teamed and Rebuilding Together renovated the mobile home of a local resident.

Acrimonious negotiations are once again underway in the Evergreen School District. Sadly, this has become the norm over the last six years.

East Side students need Measure G to protect their opportunities to compete for college and careers in today’s hyper-competitive world.

Agents of Change is Rep. Ro Khanna’s student activism group that leverages the principles of political organizing to focus on local impact.

A David and Goliath battle is looming between some members of the Sunnyvale City Council over the fate of the city’s mobile home parks.

The San Jose Light Tower Corporation recently won official approval to bring an iconic landmark to the heart of downtown.

Global day of action to support Samsung workers links with May Day actions in San Jose and around the world.

AARP, the city of San Jose and VTA host a design charrette for the Berryessa-BART urban village and North 13th Street business corridor.

Without a strong digital infrastructure, a city—even one as populous as San Jose—is destined to wither and fade.  

San Jose city officials will have to decide later this month whether to bolster protections for renters or weaken them to give landlords more power.

Public libraries and programs such as Food for Fines make our communities healthier, happier and contribute towards lifelong learning.

According to one local educator, Silicon Valley school districts need to overhaul the current system of dual-immersion language programs.

With the vitriolic nature of racial discourse in America, it’s no wonder people avoid the topic. But we need more conversation on race—not less.