San Jose Inside

The Facebook data breach has policymakers debating about how to police what’s become the most powerful industry on the planet.

San Jose will lose a bit of its soul when a 106-year-old business closes shop on The Alameda and moves operations to Santa Clara.

The long-awaited BART extension to San Jose’s urban core will involve one tunnel instead of two—a big win for downtown businesses.

Developers would have to pay prevailing wages and hire local workers for subsidized projects under a proposed compromise measure.

Over 130,000 people from the San Francisco Bay and beyond converged on the 7.3-mile route last fall to catch one million Pokémon.

Silicon Valley leaders are speaking out against the federal government’s plans to include a question about citizenship on the 2020 Census. 

The Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office violated state and local sanctuary policies by allowing federal immigration agents to interview inmates.

Meet Mike Alvarado and Maria Hernandez, two grassroots candidates in the race to replace Santa Clara County Supervisor Ken Yeager.

The federal Office of Early Head Start is investigating claims of harassment at the Community Child Care Council of Santa Clara County.

A new report shows just how many millions of dollars San Jose could save if it implemented open recommendations from the city auditor.

Thousands joined the March for Our Lives rally in San Jose on Saturday as part of a nationwide protest against gun violence.

Several people running to replace Santa Clara County Supervisor Ken Yeager made their case Thursday for the BAYMEC endorsement.

Silicon Valley students will descend on downtown San Jose this weekend as part of a worldwide day of protest against gun violence. 

The #MeToo ethos fuels the effort to oust Santa Clara County Judge Aaron Persky from the bench in an unprecedented recall election.

MUSD board president Daniel Bobay faced some backlash for expressing ambivalence about gun-toting teachers.