San Jose Inside

While homelessness worsens, county bond funds aren’t being spent fast enough and money is being thrown at political donors’ stalled projects.

The news comes weeks after the killing of George Floyd ignited nationwide protests and prompted calls to scale back funding for local police.

The superintendent acknowledged the allegations against “one of our employees,” named by those who know her as Nancy Nordland.

In a quadrant of cyberspace where optimism reigns, treasures are found and good deals abound, there are new tremors of anxiety.

Gateway Tower has been controversial because it will demolish two century-old buildings in the low-slung SoFA arts neighborhood.

John Nishimura collapsed while sparring with a proctor clad in what’s known as RedMan gear, a padded suit designed to absorb strikes.

In a unanimous vote Tuesday, the Board of Supervisors approved a slate of changes aligned with a national #8CantWait campaign.

The truce may have come too late for the South Bay’s prosecutor-in-chief to shake off an unfortunate new nickname: DA Karen.

Fewer than three in 10 local small businesses that applied for one of the loans are receiving one, according to a new survey.

Hundreds of public defense attorneys from throughout the country speak out in solidarity with their colleague in Santa Clara County.

Under the plan unveiled today, the mayor wouldn’t get to hire and fire department chiefs until 2023—when Sam Liccardo terms out.

The 259 Meridian proposal is one of the first developments that would fit into the city’s West San Carlos Urban Village plan.

Tipsters who submit info that leads to the arrest and conviction of the suspect may qualify for a cash reward from SV Crime Stoppers.

The Willow Glen Trestle was built in 1922 as a bridge for the Western Pacific Railroad and was acquired by the city in 2011.

A federal agent involved in the case says he doesn’t believe Robert Alvin Justus Jr.’s claim that he tried to stop the shooting.