San Jose Inside

They also burned a flag and pelted the home with paintballs—all in apparent backlash to Sam Liccardo’s distaste for defunding police.

The linkage fee on commercial developments—offices, warehouses, hotels and retail shops—would fund affordable housing in the city.

Armed-to-the-hilt South County resident Alan Viarengo was arrested for sending dozens of threatening letters to Dr. Sara Cody.

The DA actively courted the same political fundraiser he’s now prosecuting for allegedly illegally helping Sheriff Smith.

The district, which aims to showcases the history, culture and diversity of the LGBTQ+ community, is being planned in downtown.

Low-income people of color continue to be hit hardest by Covid-19, but a city task force has recommendations to help reverse the trend.

Attorneys for some of the defendants in the case say District Attorney Jeff Rosen has conflicts that precludes a fair prosecution.

Weingarten Realty’s new plans come about three years after their first, which got major pushback from the community.

The SCU, CZU and LNU Lightning complexes, River Fire and Carmel Fire have chewed through 892,313 acres across 15 counties.

A second incidence of vandalism happened Friday at City Hall, resulting in one felony arrest, according to San Jose police.

In Santa Clara County, it seems the vast majority of applicants for the permits, known as CCWs, never got past the first step.

The elevation of Harris to the national ticket has elicited a collective sigh of relief from worried legalization advocates.

Laurie Smith and Rick Sung spent the the whole of their testimony in a CCW bribery case invoking their right against self-incrimination.

The draft environmental report for the 60-acre redevelopment by Diridon Station was set to be released Tuesday. That didn’t happen.

While Wasserman dodges questions, the person believed to have processed his application faces some serious consequences.