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Saturday, September 26, 2026

A look inside San Jose politics and culture

San Jose Inside (https://www.sanjoseinside.com)

South Bay Dems On Edge After Bomb Threats Targeting Clintons, Obamas, DNC Headquarters

Local Dems are staying vigilant in response to a spate of bomb threats targeting Democratic Party officials throughout the country.

For the first time ever, California prosecutors are conducting a multi-jurisdictional probe into clergy abuse cover-ups in the Catholic church.

The race for county supervisor pits a trustee of the South Bay’s largest school district against a councilman of Silicon Valley’s largest city.

City officials plan to formally oppose a federal policy that could hurt thousands of San Jose’s foreign-born residents.

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?

Santa Clara County is debating whether to create a new behavioral health center that offers psychiatric services for children and teens.

Perhaps nothing Kevin De León has done is more polarizing than his challenge to Feinstein, a 26-year incumbent and Democratic legend.

The very qualities that lead some in California in to eye Feinstein as vulnerable are viewed by many in Washington as assets.

A man whose alleged harassment prompted a MHUSD trustee to resign is now running for a seat on the seven-member board.

Women and non-binary people in San Jose are at a crossroads and City Manager Dave Sykes may decide our direction for generations.

Come Election Day, San Jose voters will vote on four citywide measures. Here’s a look at what local voters will see on their Nov. 6 ballots.

San Jose community organizer Raj Jayadev has been named a 2018 MacArthur Fellow for his work with Silicon Valley De-Bug.

This new practice at HomeFirst will ultimately raise the sense of personal safety and introduce hope as a common practice.

The county has offered to buy the local hospitals as part of a bankruptcy reorganization by the facilities’ parent company.

Newly unearthed records reveal how the sheriff candidate helped Morrissey keep his job, get good assignments and sue Santa Clara County.