San Jose Inside

Ruben Torres brings 33 years of experience to the job, which takes him from an equivalent position at the Livermore-Pleasanton Fire Department.

Proponents framed the project as exactly the type of development that San Jose needs to correct its stubborn jobs-housing imbalance.

The city manager will resign after barely a year-and-a-half on the job, marking the fourth time in two years that the position has been vacated.

The largest gathering of 2020 presidential candidates to date will converge in S.F. for the event—and at least one will swing through San Jose.

You might think a political party riven with infighting would be in a bad spot politically. But California Democrats are doing just fine.

State Sen. Jim Beall and Assemblyman Ash Kalra have asked the state to make the property available for a university housing highrise.

Planning commissioners rejected the mosque as proposed and directed staff to return with plans for a drastically scaled-down project.

The East Side school district hammered for years by investigations and claims of corruption took yet another hit in the latest state audit.

The SCUSD board has unanimously chosen a successor to Stanley Rose as he brings his near-half-century career in education to a close.

While federal lawmakers stall on the Green New Deal, local governments are taking actions to drive down emissions at an emergency speed.

We all acknowledge the need for housing, but we also know that this need has to be balanced with safety, jobs and community.

The District 10 councilman pitched the idea in a May 22 budget memo, citing a protest against a Google land-buy as the catalyst.

A proposal granting prosecutors on-demand access to inmate calls became a test of the county’s fidelity to its own oversight standards.

The project has been in the works for 13 years and is now in the final stages of approval.

On Tuesday, the former assemblyman became the highest-profile contender vying to succeed Rep. Eric Swalwell.