Dev Davis and Helen Chapman may disagree on how to solve major issues, but both are exceptionally qualified to represent District 6.

Measure M’s sole purpose is to prevent public lands from being converted to private use without the consent of Sunnyvale’s voters.

Both Steve Brown and Sergio Jimenez come from humble, if not hardscrabble, beginnings, and these origins led them to vastly different views of the world.

Jim Beall deserves another term in Senate District 15—and it’s high time Nora Campos’ political career came to an end.

Ro Khanna has run an honorable, focused campaign in his rematch against Congressman Mike Honda, and it’s time to make a change.

Sunnyvale Councilman Jim Griffith breaks down why civic leaders consider Measure M a threat, and why they’ve stepped up to oppose it.

During the presidential primary debates and town halls for both parties, no candidate in either camp was asked important questions about education.

One of the men arrested in a gay cruising sting wonders how San Jose’s understaffed police force prioritized undercover ops at Columbus Park.

As the capital of Silicon Valley, San Jose is at the heart of the innovation economy. But are we creating enough opportunities for upward mobility?

Disability rights activist Robert Fettgather examines the history of Agnews Developmental Center and the troubling intersection of disability and profit.

Daniel Bufano, one of several gay men arrested for lewd conduct in an undercover public bathroom sting, says SJPD mischaracterized the encounter.

Oscar Grant's uncle says that before San Jose's police union makes demands of Black Lives Matter, it should hold its own officers accountable.

Polling done after two mass shootings shows that the American public and police have drastically different views on gun control. Why is that?

San Jose's police union suggests that Black Lives Matter is an illegitimate cause. But a close look at the statement shows that police miss the point.

The Trans-Pacific Partnership trade pact is designed to benefit corporate elites at the expense of working families, critics say.

Unless we change the system that engenders violence by police and against them, we will find ourselves stuck in a bloody cycle that never ends.