San Jose can finally free itself from a huge drain of taxpayer money: the historic Hayes Mansion. The City Council will vote on the deal Tuesday.
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Voters Approve New Sales Tax, Oppose Deregulating Pot Clubs
San Jose voters overwhelmingly approved a new quarter-cent sales tax and shot down a separate measure that would have deregulated the city's pot clubs.
Beall, Nguyen, San Jose City Hall Take Big Wins in Primary Election
State Sen. Jim Beall and Assembly hopeful Madison Nguyen won big in their primary races, while San Jose saw two ballot measure victories.
Councilman: Still Waiting for Info after Violent Donald Trump Event
San Jose Councilman Pierluigi Oliverio says he wants to know what police have done in the wake of violent protests following Donald Trump’s rally.
San Jose Police Expect to Deploy Body Cameras This Summer
After years of consideration, San Jose will join other major police agencies by equipping officers with body cameras this summer.
Donald Trump Rally Sparks Protests, Violence in San Jose
Things got ugly following the candidate's San Jose rally. Punches were thrown, arrests were made and pro-Trump merchandise was set ablaze.
Councilman Tam Nguyen Plans to Sleep in Portland Homeless Camp
To test the feasibility of a legal homeless camp in San Jose, Councilman Tam Nguyen will head to Portland to spend the night in a sanctioned settlement.
In Year 2086 County Executive Jeff Smith Will Have Last Laugh
County executive Jeff Smith is strategizing moves that will pay off 70 years from now—all while tweaking his political adversaries in San Jose.
San Jose Approves $600 Million Downtown Development
San Jose gave the green light to the largest development investment in downtown history, which will anchor the city's nascent Diridon district.
San Jose Talks Amnesty for $6.8 Million in Past-Due Library Fees
The City Council on Tuesday will discuss a month-long amnesty and other ways to recover some of the $6.8 million in library fees.
San Jose Cop Apologizes for Controversial Tweets
A San Jose policeman fired for unleashing an ostensibly anti-Black Lives Matter tirade on Twitter in 2014 has issued a public apology.
Here’s a Schedule of San Jose’s Community Budget Meetings
Last month, San Jose released a schedule of community budget meetings. Residents are invited to sound off on what they want prioritized.
June Election: Breaking Down All 5 San Jose City Council Races
San Jose voters have some big decisions to make this summer. Here is a breakdown of all five City Council seats up for grabs.
Santa Clara County Considers $750M Affordable Housing Bond
Santa Clara County will explore the idea of putting a $750 million affordable housing bond on the fall ballot.
Measure B Returns Yet Again: Labor, Business Unite to Back 1/4-Cent Sales Tax Measure
San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo joined labor leaders to tout the measure as a fix for the city’s short-staffed police force.
Study Shows Regional Impact of Minimum Wage Increase
A new study found that a quarter of local workers would see a 20-percent pay bump if the region upped its minimum wage to $15.
