Super Tuesday got off to a strong start in Santa Clara County with more than 8,000 voters casting their ballots by noon.

Candidates are knocking on doors while their sign-carrying minions work the phone banks in a last-ditch effort to #GetOutTheVote.

Public health officials say this makes for a total of nine confirmed COVID-19 cases countywide and 84,000 around the world.

Supervisor Dave Cortese’s impending departure from the county board has drawn a crowded field of aspiring successors.

The case marks the third in the South Bay but the second in California for a patient without no known risk factors.

Though San Jose is the deadliest city in Santa Clara County for bicyclists, the most dangerous intersection lies in Palo Alto.

The cabins will house 40 homeless people on a Mabury Road property owned by the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority.

Despite all the problems reported, the U.S. Postal Service continues to expand the pilot and hopes to roll it out to 230 sites.

The ballot initiative took center stage at a town hall on what city officials describe as “dark money” pouring into local elections.

The Italian café in SoFA District has welcomed artists since Opera San Jose began performing at the shop-front stage 10 years ago.

California election law prohibits government agencies from spending taxpayer funds and public resources to promote partisan causes.

In District 8, Councilwoman Sylvia Arenas is squaring off with her old Evergreen School Board colleague, Jim Zito.

For the first time, every registered California voter got a mail-in ballot, which more than 80 percent of South Bay voters are expected to use.

Former Mayor Pat Mahan is asking a state watchdog agency to investigate whether the city put taxpayer money to political use.

The state’s top elections official showed up in Mission City today to denounce an effort to shrink the number of council districts.

Jake Tonkel, Marshall Woodmansee and Ruben Navarro are challenging District 6 incumbent Dev Davis in the March 3 primary.