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Can a program created to help the most vulnerable during the pandemic successfully morph into permanently helping the unsheltered?

Van Overton Jr. pleaded guilty on Tuesday to attacking a woman who was asleep in a Mountain View motel room 16 years ago. 

Authorities say Joseph Castro was being brought into jail when—despite being handcuffed—he managed to grab a firearm and shoot at officers.

The endorsement is especially significant since the former commander-in-chief primarily endorsed candidates for federal races.

The initiative would empower the IPA, expand the Planning Commission and provide a flexible redistricting timeline if census results are late.

The cardroom tax, which comes to voters on the fall ballot, would generate about $15 million annually for city services.

The verdict’s in. There will be no proposal for a 0.625-cent increase in the Santa Clara County sales tax on the Nov. 3 ballot after all.

Joe Di Salvo wants the court to give him with a chance to voice his own opinion on sexual harassment allegations lobbed against him.

The contest drew more than 900 submissions, which will be reviewed today to select three finalists in the international competition.

The amusement park plans to reopen in 2021 with a new South Bay Shores waterpark and a host of special events

Housing Authority workers says there isn’t a single thing they can do in the office that they couldn’t accomplish more safely from home.

It’s time to give cameras a chance, ending the Driving While Black phenomenon and reducing traffic chaos in Bay Area streets.

Robert Foster allegedly used his private security firm to commit fraud, evade taxes, steal wages and launder about $18 million.

The 28-year SJPD cop got his start in the department in 1992 as part of the Narcotics Enforcement Team.

With the pandemic shifting learning from classroom to computer, San Jose has expedited efforts to close the so-called digital divide.