San Jose Inside

The city of a million residents has quite a long ways to go to reach its goal of building 10,000 new affordable homes by 2022.

Someone trolled supe candidate Don Rocha by buying a domain name similar to his campaign website’s and redirecting it to a gossip blog.

Sam Liccardo would hold his seat for another two years if the city moves its mayoral races to coincide with presidential elections.

About 90 school districts across the state have construction bond measures on the Nov. 6 ballot.

In his 16 years as governor, Jerry Brown has signed nearly 20,000 bills, including 1,016 this year and the final one on Sunday.

Two of San Jose’s elected officials want the city to reduce its vehicle impound fees as soon as possible.

Santa Clara County has agreed to settle a lawsuit filed by former inmate Rikki Martinez, who says he was brutally beaten by jail guards.

A Stanford-trained psychiatrist who lost his job at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center won a $1.5 million judgment last week.

Rep. Zoe Lofgren spoke with high school journalism students about her priorities and the power of young people to change the future.

The Registrar of Voters has started sending voter information guides and sample ballots for the Nov. 6 general election.

Don Morrissey, a twice-demoted deputy who recently resigned as union president, is set to give up his badge this weekend.

Christine Blasey Ford, who accused Judge Brett Kavanagh of attempted rape, is set to testify before the Senate this morning.

Santa Clara County school board candidate Gino Borgioli was forced to take down a fake endorsement from his campaign website.

If Silicon Valley wants to keep arguing that its lack of diversity is due to a talent pipeline problem, it’s going to have to answer to Jacob Martinez.

Hope Village, a homeless camp that moved onto state land without permission, has been adopted as a pilot program by Santa Clara County.