San Jose Inside

Will lawmakers de-energize PG&E’s power to shut off the juice when the Red Flag warnings start flying again next year?

SJSU will host an educational forum on cannabis record clearance on Nov. 28 in the Student Union Theater.

In true Silicon Valley fashion, Emily Parker launched her leather studio out of her garage before opening a storefront in Menlo Park.

The South Bay’s largest, most influential Democratic Party faction went through a dramatic shakeup Monday.

Anyone can anonymously turn in unwanted firearms to the Sheriff’s Office under a new county program.

Bay Area Democratic Assemblyman Tony Thurmond declared victory Saturday as the state’s new superintendent of public instruction.

San Jose reached a milestone in its land negotiations with Google, releasing a purchase agreement that comes up for a vote next month.

Many provisions of Senate Bill 901 have not yet taken effect, and even when they do, will impact the state gradually.

As the air continues to register as hazardous in the South Bay, the VTA is offering free rides while schools promise to excuse absences.

Santa Clara police have released video of a 32-year-old man who went missing during the S.F. 49ers’ Monday night game.

This week’s unhealthy air quality from the deadly Camp Fire has prompted schools and most colleges in the South Bay to shut down.

As of today, only 11 percent of ballots remain to be counted, while turnout is on track to reach 66 percent.

This marks the second consent decree imposed on the county jail system—the fifth largest in California—since last month.

Bay Area voters last week ushered in more than a dozen local weed ordinances, all but one concerning taxes.

After years on the defensive, the Milpitas mayor is flexing his political muscles, threatening to make good on a threat to oust a political foe.