San Jose Inside

What does the state plan to do when it comes to proving that people are vaccinated in the coming months and years?

The program came in response to state housing goals, but a new proposal for a 24-unit apartment building has put residents on edge.

Health officials say testing is critical to understanding where the region stands in the pandemic, particularly as new variants circulate.

Research shows the stress of experiencing racism, discrimination in care and other unjust social drivers of health are root causes.    

Covid-19 financially stunted hundreds of Bay Area performers over the past year, but some found a way to succeed anyway.

Watanabe offered the apology Silicon Valley leaders demanded in a letter, but some say the mea culpa fell short.

Downtown San Jose’s iconic Poor House is moving, fleeing the path of development proposed in Google’s Downtown West project.

The Clubhouse app became a social media sensation by evolving the art of conversation. Will it end up an echo chamber?

Investigators are still searching for a motive, including the possibility that Adams was upset at being denied medication.

The digital festival-turned-podcast returned this week with its first 2021 episode and will continue through April.

The plaintiffs say police violated due-process and the Fourth Amendment that protects citizens from excessive use of force. 

Roughly 20 million vaccine doses have been administered statewide, state officials say.

The badly needed project to retrofit the Anderson Dam directly threatens several thousand coyote ceanothus plants.

(Sacramento, CA) Assembly Speaker Toni Atkins (D-San Diego) named her leadership team today, a few days before the first session of the new legislature that was elected earlier this month. Speaker Atkins appointed Assemblymember-elect Evan Low (D-San Jose) as Assistant Majority Whip.  “I am honored and excited to assume the role of Assistant Majority Whip under Speaker Atkins’ leadership,” said Assemblymember-elect Low.

In the most expensive race in the Santa Clara Valley Water District's history, Sex.com founder Gary Kremen edged out incumbent Brian Schmidt by by a 3-percentage point lead.