San Jose Inside

Roots Community Health Center will be the first clinic in the South Bay to specifically address the needs of African-American patients.

Groups supporting the rights of workers, immigrants and other marginalized people joined the May Day march in San Jose.

Walkouts, rallies, work closures and protests are underway for May Day, the international celebration of workers’ rights.

The pension reform compromise San Jose voters passed last fall, which promised $42 million a year in savings, remains a work in progress.

Milpitas City Manager Tom Williams is seeking a court order Friday to block a records release that would show his $1 million demand.

County Supervisor Dave Cortese gamely endured an interview with Tucker Carlson to discuss a court victory for “sanctuary cities.”

Milpitas Mayor Rich Tran dismissed rumors of party crashing and declined to comment on apparent conflicts with the city manager.

Until San Jose’s “just cause” ordinance takes effect, the measure designed to protect renters puts them at greater risk of retaliation.

Students at an East Side San Jose high school will lead a workshop later this week to educate immigrant families about their rights.

Nearly half of of San Jose’s elected leaders want to prevent landlords from discriminating against recipients of housing subsidies.

Silicon Valley prides itself on innovation, but the industry’s growth in the Bay Area perpetuates suburban sprawl and drawn-out commutes.

Sen. Dianne Feinstein had been a positive, progressive force in California politics—for her era. But that era is over.

Low-level policy aides in San Jose have greater requirements for economic transparency than the president of the United States.

A couple of high-ranking water district officials who oversaw the San Jose flood disaster will soon be leaving the public agency.

San Jose renters ended a five-day hunger strike Tuesday with a landmark political victory and historic expansion of tenant rights.