San Jose Inside

David Gerard, a first-year trustee on the Morgan Hill Unified School District, might want to think about submitting his own walking papers.

Milpitas’ former city attorney, whose entire office was outsourced to a private law firm this past summer, plans to sue the city for retaliation.

The Golden Spigot has got some brass. That’s the only way to explain the explanations coming from the Santa Clara Valley Water District.

San Jose may open up community centers, libraries and other public buildings as cold weather shelters for thousands of homeless residents.

San Jose has come to a tentative agreement with eight of its nine unions on a Measure B settlement, city officials announced Friday.

Inmates are dying, jail guards are breaking laws and sending racist texts, and worse, some may even be raping the men and women behind bars.

Kathleen King has remained politically relevant by keeping her nonprofits on the taxpayer dole. Now she plans to pivot that presence into a run for county supervisor—again.

Correctional officers at Santa Clara County's Main Jail are apparently more likely to use force against inmates during the night shift.

Silicon Valley has joined a nationwide push to feed the hungry with uneaten food that would otherwise end up in landfills.

The Santa Clara Valley Water District is looking for a temporary replacement for Dennis Kennedy, the South County board member who resigned.

A political action committee has revived an effort to replace San Jose’s pot ordinance with one approved by voters.

One thing is certain: It’s going to rain this winter. Possibly a lot. And maybe, in a way Northern California hasn’t seen in decades.

San Jose Inside would like to wish all of our readers a Happy Thanksgiving. We will return Friday.

Kansen Chu has run through quite a few staffers as a state assemblyman, a trend carried over from his days on San Jose's City Council.

Tenant rights groups want to reform San Jose rent control laws, which allow landlords to boot a tenant for any reason.