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Saturday, November 1, 2025

A look inside San Jose politics and culture

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SJPD Becomes First Big-City Police Department in the Nation to Fly the Rainbow Pride Flag

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

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

The annual report from the city’s civilian cop watchdog made less of a splash this year, but that doesn’t mean it gave police a pass.

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

The Gilroy Police Department named the law enforcement veterans at a presser, asking the media and the public to respect their privacy.

While proponents hail the bill as a momentous step towards greater accountability, the San Jose cop union contends otherwise.

The man who killed three people and wounded a dozen more was named as the 19-year-old grandson of a former county supervisor.

The PAPD is reportedly looking into claims that a cop’s botched response to a medical emergency endangered a resident’s life last month.

City officials and free press advocates are at odds over whether police video and other records related to a 2018 shooting should be made public.

The retired judge, who served for more than a decade as police auditor and spent a dozen years on the bench, died in her home Sunday.

Fault lines among Democrats began to emerge this week, suggesting AB 392 will likely change as it moves through the Legislature.

A man believed to be out for revenge after YouTube censored his video channel was arrested en route to Google’s local headquarters.

A new law granting public access to police misconduct records is already changing lives, despite attempts to stifle disclosure.

Thanks to a new law, police video once available only to authorities and few others will become public to anyone who asks.

Almost a year after Steven Juarez died in custody, the DA concluded that police acted lawfully in using force on the 42-year-old.

When it comes to law enforcement accountability, the AG is at odds with the push by many in his own party to better police the police.