San Jose Inside

For hundreds of students in the Gilroy Unified, the new school opens on a bittersweet note after the Garlic Festival shooting.

Three years after voters approved the $950 million affordable housing bond, the first project funded by the initiative is finally finished.

The 57-year-old high-tech program manager is up against Sergio Lopez for Campbell Council’s newly created District 2 seat.

Attendees caught in the gunfire at the Gilroy Garlic Festival on that tragic day last month now face a long road to recovery.

It took more than a year, but Foothill College’s review of claims that Dominic Caserta sexually harassed a students has finally come to a close.

Santa Clara County’s six-term sheriff and her closest allies are the subject of an ongoing criminal inquiry led by the office of DA Jeff Rosen.

“The Fairness for High-Skilled Immigrants Act” recently passed in the House of Representatives with support from both sides of the aisle.

A local coalition of union-aligned advocacy groups hope to upend what they call a pay-to-play environment in San Jose politics.

The City Council voted 9-2 on Tuesday to expand rules designed to prevent worker exploitation on publicly subsidized projects.

Authorities say it appeared that the killer, a 19-year-old Gilroy native, was “interested in several violent ideologies.”

The Silicon Valley congressman shares his thoughts on how to fix the ongoing crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border.

The Classic is the longest-running women’s-only professional tennis tournament in the world. 

After extensive outreach, officials on Tuesday will be looking for a green-light to find advertisers for two billboards on city property.

The ex-White House aide and CNN analyst spoke at a recent Santa Clara University panel titled “Democracy in Turbulent Times.”

Though there was no ruling Thursday afternoon, the plaintiffs held a presser, addressing a crowd gathered on the outskirts of St. James Park.