San Jose Inside

The newly inducted board president then enumerated some of the ways she plans to tackle the county’s most intractable problems.

Campaign donations to Ann Ravel, Nora Campos and Dave Cortese have raised questions about their political allegiances.

The owner claims she couldn’t afford to make the front staircase accessible to disabled customers. So, she shut the place down.

The most qualified candidate has lived through hardships that voters experience and has a proven track record of service.

There’s some worry that a state policy will prevent independent absentee voters from participating in the presidential candidate nomination.

Her death was announced by her husband, who called her “the light of my life and the source of every important blessing I have enjoyed.”

Jenny Higgins Bradanini is back to the grind after suspending her run in the wake of a car crash in which she killed a pedestrian.

SJSU President Mary Papazian said the university secured $3.1 million from the CSU system to address housing insecurity.

The San Jose City Council meets at 1:30pm Tuesday inside the council chambers at City Hall, 200 E. Santa Clara St.

The newly amended version of SB 50 has a crucial role to play in helping address our region’s affordability crisis.

If C. Jeffrey Stanley ever decides to break away from the bail and bounty business, he should consider taking up party planning. 

The non-profit aims to “improve, then approve” projects as part of a broader push for the region to build its way out of the housing crisis.

The mother of 13th State Senate District candidate Michael Brownrigg put $460,000 into an IE to get her son to Sacramento.

The radar atop the Penitencia Water Treatment Plant in San Jose is the cornerstone in a network of high-res, low-elevation radars.

San Jose Inside caught up with the second-generation construction exec to learn more about his firm on its Golden Anniversary.