San Jose Inside

Cupertino has a unique opportunity to do the right thing by imposing an employee headcount tax on its biggest corporate denizen.

Don Morrissey, the embattled president of the Santa Clara County Deputy Sheriffs’ Association, said he’s ready to step down.

As local governments chase universal connectivity, San Jose considers how to digitize a city already grappling with user error.

Brock Turner’s lawyer said his client only wanted to have “sexual ‘outercourse’” with his passed-out victim and didn’t intend to rape her.

A poll testing negative messaging gives us a hint at the kinds of hits voters will see in campaign mailers later this election season.

More than 400 attendees—about half of them children—showed up for the inaugural drag queen story time at the MLK Library last weekend.

A judge’s order to split Santa Clara into six election districts could undermine Mayor Lisa Gillmor’s majority bloc on the City Council.

Money should never stand in the way of doing what’s right when it comes to serving the needs or our students.

Brock Turner’s lawyer is set to appear in court today to appeal the former Stanford University swimmer’s 2016 sexual assault conviction.

The Silicon Valley Tour de Cure is a place to find support and join thousands of others invested in stemming the diabetes epidemic

Serving on a public commission provides a means of implementing important policy changes, such as eliminating library fines.

The builder of a downtown San Jose apartment tower shelled out $250,000 to workers to settle alleged labor violations.

A judge is hearing proposals for how to carve Santa Clara into as many as seven election districts to ensure fair representation for minorities. 

Photos of a nude cyclist cruising on Highway 101 in San Jose went viral on social media, but CHP never found the mystery rider.

It’s flood season in Sunnyvale, and it isn’t the result of unexpected storms, but from cash aimed at Sunnyvale’s municipal elections.