Law enforcement officials applauded the moment as a sign that a more progressive era of policing has come to Silicon Valley.

California’s Fair Political Practices Commission accused the longtime schools trustee of some pretty flagrant violations of state election law.

A recent spate of ideologically motivated massacres have prompted local lawmakers to think of ways to keep hate crimes in check.

An analysis of San Jose’s public art paints a story of a city that’s failed to use its economic power to invest in its own creative community.

Come Jan. 1, 2020, California police will only be allowed to resort to deadly force if they have no other options. 

The East Side airport’s potential closure has been the subject of impassioned public discussion for the better part of the past year. 

Judge Patricia Lucas on Friday threw out the case, which accused city officials of unlawful secrecy in their dealings with Google.

The City Council on Tuesday will review the land’s potential uses and the impact it would have on Mineta San Jose International Airport.

Cisco is Santa Clara County’s largest private sector employer, with more than 10,000 local employees.

The federal policy bolsters ability of the federal government to deny green cards to legal immigrants if they have ever used public assistance.

The Crown Act expands definitions of racial discrimination to include traits historically associated with race—like hairstyle.

What’s being replaced to the tune of $9 million isn’t the physical HVAC system but the old, glitchy software that controls it.

Executive protection company AS Solution said it will help the DA as needed, and has even launched its own internal inquiry into the matter.

The initiative, which passed in a 9-2 vote, will come back for another reading and is slated to go into effect toward the end of September.

However, new legislation such as the transparency measures provided by SB 1421 may render the proposed pact feckless.

Low-income renters and homeless people struggling to find a place to live that accepts housing subsidies may soon find some relief.