San Jose Inside

If you’re looking to pay things forward this Thanksgiving week, here are some local charities that could use some extra help. 

If found guilty, the local official could spend up to six months in county jail and/or be subject to a fine of up to $1,000.

College students, senior citizens already miss out on food stamps—and now the feds want to make it harder to qualify for the benefits.

SJPD officials told the Mercury News that it would take until Oct. 1, 2023, to release all the records requested from the agency.

Former jail captain Amy Le says the Sheriff’s Office used a gazebo project she oversaw at Elmwood as a pretext for her dismissal. 

With an 8-0-2 approval from the City Council on Tuesday, officials now plan on drafting a proposed ballot question.

All told, Tyler and Kim Chen attempted to claim nearly $5.7 million in damages, of which $4 million was paid out by five insurance companies. 

The Bay Area Women’s March president snagged the coveted endorsement by a 46-17 margin over ex-Brigade CEO Matt Mahan.

For the first time ever, Santa Clara County has calculated exactly how much money it spends on services that support children. 

The short-term rental company’s initiative comes as part of a partnership with the city of San Jose, SJSU and the Bill Wilson Center.

The buyback comes less than three months after the July 28 mass shooting at the Gilroy Garlic Festival left three victims dead.

Vision Zero was supposed to make the Capital of Silicon Valley safer for pedestrians and cyclists, but things have only gotten more dangerous.

Five of the eight AD25 candidates appeared at the Tuesday evening event organized by SV@Home and held at Santa Clara University.

The lawsuit claims that the festival association, a Gilroy-based non-profit, could have done numerous things to make the event safer.

With tens of thousands of homes in District 2, what are the odds that a candidate stumbles on his competitor’s campaign event?