The VTA has offered cash payments to businesses hurt by construction delays on a rapid bus line running through San Jose's Alum Rock corridor.
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San Jose to Revise Campaign Laws Ahead of 2016 Elections
San Jose is expected to nix a voluntary spending cap and change several other local election laws to match state requirements.
Patent Office Opens in San Jose
Silicon Valley celebrated the opening of its own U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, a 35,000-square-foot wing of San Jose's City Hall.
Taxi Op-Ed Sparks Contention between Mayor, Merc Reporter
The sausage-making process of political reporting is rarely clean and often requires unsatisfying, unreported compromises.
Regional Minimum Wage Plan Gains Support, Could Include Controversial Exemptions
A regional minimum wage plan has generated broad support, but also anxiety that a segment of low-income workers will be left behind.
Supreme Court Snubs San Jose’s MLB Antitrust Appeal
The U.S. Supreme Court killed San Jose’s hope of luring the Oakland A’s, rejecting the city’s antitrust claim against Major League Baseball.
City Audit: San Jose Should Invest More in Police Hiring
As departures continue to outpace new hires, a new audit directs the SJPD to expand its recruiting unit and broaden the pool of applicants.
Golden State Warriors to Visit San Jose City Hall on Monday
The Golden State Warriors will swing by San Jose’s City Hall on Monday for a photo-op with their 2015 NBA Championship trophy.
New Law Allows Curfew on Communications Hill
The late-night drinking, drugging and open-air gym sessions at Communications Hill may soon come to an end.
VTA Fires Contractor Over Safety Issues on East Side Bus Route
The VTA will dump a contractor after permitting issues and a busted gas line put a major project behind schedule and over budget.
What We Know about San Jose’s Next Police Chief, Eddie Garcia
We reviewed approximately 400 emails sent and received by assistant police chief Eddie Garcia, who’s set to take over the department in January. Here’s what we learned.
San Jose Considers Building Communal Housing for Homeless
As part of a regional effort to move people off the streets and into stable housing, the city of San Jose will consider building a “transitional community” for at least 100 people.
San Jose Considers Regional Approach to Minimum Wage Hike
A few years after upping the minimum wage to the double-digits, San Jose will consider raising it again.
Mayor Wants City Clerk Audited, Stripped of Some Duties
San Jose’s City Clerk barely squeaked by with her job after coming under fire for misguiding candidates about local election law.
10 Biggest Takeaways from the Mike Honda Ethics Probe Report
Documents released Thursday suggest Rep. Mike Honda's office viewed official business as a commodity to be sold in exchange for campaign support. We combed through the documents to pull out the biggest findings.
San Jose Aims for New Rent Control Ordinance by 2016
As housing costs soar and incomes remain relatively stagnant, San Jose aims to pass a new rent control ordinance by the start of 2016.
