San Jose Inside

Longtime San Lorenzo Valley residents, a recent arrival, firefighters and a vacationer tell their stories about the early-morning quake, the biggest in 35 years.

To encourage housing developers to build more homes inside factories, state government might get into the construction insurance business.

The county contributed $1 million from its Measure A Affordable Housing Bond to help transform a historic building into four units of affordable housing.

The change to SBA loans could have a huge impact on California, which has the most small businesses and the largest immigrant population in the nation. 

San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan is the fundraising leader among those half-dozen at the debate..

The Stanford-trained Ph.D. chemist helped modernize the Oakland Police Department’s forensics laboratory.

March 31 had for years been a state holiday honoring Cesar Chávez, until revelations of sexual abuse by Chávez earlier this month prompted cancellation of many events and the renaming of others.

District Attorney investigators found that Walgreens sold expired over-the-counter drugs, such as aspirin, sunscreen and hand sanitizer.

The Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office found that CarMax had a pattern over the last five years of late transfers of ownership on used cars bought by customers.

Homelessness prevention shows promising results in California, as advocates push to spread it statewide and nationally.

The parent companies of YouTube, Instagram and Facebook was ordered to pay $3 million to the family of a teenaged girl in a personal injury case in Los Angeles Superior Court.

San Jose Mayor criticizes other candidates after releasing an ambitious plan to reform big spending in Sacramento.

New Mexico becomes the first state to win trial verdict against Meta for misleading consumers and endangering children and will ask a judge in May for an injunction against the tech giant.

SJUSD leadership insisted enrollment numbers require school closures, yet they actively avoided increasing enrollment.

Attorney General Rob Bonta’s new regulations will severely restrict California cardrooms’ ability to operate their most popular table games, including by outright prohibiting them from offering modified blackjack-style and other games.