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Sunday, March 15, 2026

A look inside San Jose politics and culture

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Santa Clara County Officials Spar Over Who Should Influence Billions of Dollars in Tax Appeals

What would’ve been a routine nomination erupted into a political brawl between county Assessor Larry Stone and Supervisor Dave Cortese.

As of today, only 11 percent of ballots remain to be counted, while turnout is on track to reach 66 percent.

A week after Election Day, voter turnout is on track to reach 60 percent while roughly 100,000 ballots remain uncounted.

Full-service satellite locations are open Monday, but closed on Election Day while 50 drop-off sites are available.

San Jose may lift a ban on new massage parlors after a year-long crackdown purged most shops with suspected ties to prostitution.

Is this finally San Jose’s moment for downtown to realize its potential as a vital and beautiful urban community?

A major telecommunications company reportedly discovered malicious chips from San Jose-based Supermicro server in August.

The county will consider setting aside 5 percent of a homeless housing bond for developmentally disabled people who are already housed.

Though it is unclear whether negligence or intentional disregard for the artist led to the mural being erased, it is a grave loss for us all.

Jose Mesa Velasquez, the artist whose East Side mural was painted over last week, says the property owner gave him no warning.

Six people are running for three seats on the Santa Clara County Board of Education, including two incumbents and some controversial challengers.

Today is the deadline for candidates hoping to run for more than 100 local offices in the November election.

The value of Santa Clara County’s taxable property hit an all-time high of $483.2 billion, according to the latest assessment.

Here’s a look at who’s running for Supervisor Ken Yeager’s Santa Clara County District 4 seat and why.

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

A new report titled Dying to Work was released in time for May Day, a celebration of labor rights by nonprofit think tank Worksafe Inc.