San Jose Inside

Facebook has offered to speed up San Jose's free wi-fi with a new technology called Terragraph. The test run is set to launch later this year.

Sheriff Laurie Smith left in the middle of a hearing on jail reforms Tuesday, but her early exit rubbed some people the wrong way.

News is an expensive business, but anyone in need of comfort will have the robots to rock them to sleep.

Rep. Mike Honda’s congressional ethics probe is nearing its first birthday, so he’s chosen to create a trust fund.

Tuesday is Equal Pay Day, which correlates to how many additional days in the year women have to work to earn as much as men for the same job.

When Super Bowl 50 packed up and left, the conversation centered not so much on the game but on how the Bay Area handled the cavalcade.

As part of the mayor’s new “Smart City Vision,” San Jose launched an online data portal to improve public access to information about the city.

A judge upheld San Jose’s bid to repeal voter-approved pension reforms that sparked millions of dollars in litigation from the city’s unions.

Spark one, pour out a little liquor—whatever, but let’s take a moment and honor the media institutions that have served the Bay Area for generations.

Joyce Miller, a retired nurse, leads a local support group that helps straight spouses cope when their partner comes out of the closet.

Starting at just $1,950* a month, with a $1,000 installation fee, you too could laugh like the plane cabin is filled with nitrous oxide.

Santa Clara County’s Main Jail went on lockdown this morning after a fight broke out in the southern wing, according to the sheriff’s office.

The San Jose Mercury News and Oakland Tribune printed their last editions Monday. Meanwhile, KGO radio is also cutting staff.

Armed with greater oversight, San Jose is figuring out how to rein in prostitution while protecting the rights of legitimate massage therapists.

San Jose Inside has obtained an internal memo San Francisco 49ers CEO Jed York sent Friday morning to team co-owners and investors.