San Jose Inside

Anyone who sees Apollo Johnsen or knows where to find him is urged to not detain him but to notify local law enforcement.

Montano’s candidacy brings the number of contenders for Assemblyman Kansen Chu’s seat in the March 2020 primary to seven.

All but one candidate in the State Senate District 15 race appeared at a SVLG forum Friday to voice their views on key issues affecting voters.

Details about the project surfaced earlier this week when the developer submitted a permit application to the San Jose Planning Department.

Just months after Martin Nielsen made an unusual political donation to the sheriff, she apparently granted him and a few colleagues CCW permits.

The seven-member land-use commission has become a flashpoint in a politically charged conversation about equity in local government.

Newly-hired President Holly Elkins broke the news Thursday in a letter addressed to the school’s students and alumni.

San Jose is set to roll out fifth generation of wireless technology for the masses, whether they’re ready or not.

But reports surfacing online included enough detail to inspire real fear in the largely Latino and Vietnamese East Side.

Developers scrambling to finance high-rise apartments in San Jose will get a break on taxes for at least a few more years.

With Rep. Anna Eshoo joining the fray, now every single congressional Democrat in the Bay Area backs an impeachment inquiry.

Four years after the county authorized its creation, the Office of Labor Standards Enforcement has finally opened its doors to the public.

Delmas Park resident Kathy Sutherland is one of the founding members of the just-launched Diridon Area Neighborhood Group (DANG).

D3 Councilor Raul Peralez called it “more than disappointing” that a feasibility study on the fee faces yet another several-month delay.

The county Board of Supervisors plan to announce the official text-to-911 launch in a press conference Wednesday morning.