The ROV apparently omitted some key biographical information from a candidate statement in the District 4 Santa Clara County supervisor race.

The San Jose Stage Company, which has operated out of the SoFA District theater for nearly two decades, is poised to buy the facility.

Hunger strikes, an in-custody death and the new politics of criminal justice define the race for Santa Clara County sheriff.

The Santa Clara Councilman has been the subject of sexual harassment claims since he began teaching high school in the early 2000s.

Developers want the city to postpone an affordable housing fee, which charges builders $25 per square foot of new construction.

A candidate for Santa Clara County supervisor was censured by the local Democratic Central Committee over a sexual harassment claim.

Sheriff candidates Laurie Smith and John Hirokawa sat down for no-holds-barred interviews to make their case for the June 5 primary.

San Jose State economics professor and amateur powerlifter Lydia Ortega says she’ll fight for everyday people if elected to state office.

A new study suggests that rising construction costs may hinder housing development in San Jose, which already faces an affordability crisis.

Voter guides and sample ballots for the June primary are on their way to Santa Clara County mailboxes, election officials announced Friday.

An investigation into sexual harassment at the Silicon Valley Community Foundation has expanded to address “a larger culture issue.”

Though the concept isn’t being studied, there’s no doubt that the idea of a train from San Jose to Santa Cruz could have been a game changer

Magdalena Carrasco’s critics contend that she lives outside her own district, and one went so far as to hire a private eye to try to prove it.

Instead of trekking up to Hippie Hill in San Francisco, Silicon Valley locals celebrated the stoner holiday at San Jose pot clubs.

Hundreds of Santa Clara County inmates have commenced their 10th day of a hunger strike over jail conditions.

San Jose leaders will consider key changes to the city’s rent laws, including some that empower landlords and others that favor tenants.