San Jose Inside

Santa Clara County received its first 5,850 doses of the new Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine earlier this week.

The loan program was first proposed two months ago by county supervisors Joe Simitian and Susan Ellenberg.

The Mercury News broke the story today about the off-duty revelry, which reportedly took place on Dec. 6.

Because Covid-19 can be found in stool, even from people without symptoms, researchers are testing wastewater to monitor the virus.

The initiative includes a fee cap on food-delivery apps, local business directory and a resource guide for mom-and-pop enterprises.

State Democrats and Republicans are proposing various solutions, but experts warn jobs alone will not bridge growing inequality.

‘The Last Blockbuster’ looks at how the Netflix revolution brought down a corporate giant—and the one video store that survived.

The ordinances limit how much money food-delivery apps can charge mom-and-pop restaurants struggling to survive the pandemic.

This delivery is the first of the initial 17,550 doses allocated to the county by the state, 230 of which will go to San Benito County.

After 30 years on the force and four years as chief of the San Jose PD, Eddie Garcia has called it quits—at least in this town.

The Nov. 22 tragedy points to the same dangers driving the 122 percent jump in homeless deaths Santa Clara County has seen so far in 2020.

The Diridon area never seemed to be worth “revitalizing” before the prospect of Google money came into the picture.

The debate comes in response to rising vacancy and landlords who say rent control is keeping them from renting empty homes.

State leaders believe the rich and influential will have a hard time cutting in line to get the first precious doses of the vaccine.

As the Capital of Silicon Valley, San Jose should incentivize clean-energy solutions, not the fossil gas past.