Infighting at the Silicon Valley Organization (SVO)—neé San Jose-Silicon Valley Chamber of Commerce—finally reached a breaking point.

After budgeting an additional $1 million to ensure a complete count, Santa Clara County has already been gearing up for the 2020 census.

Though Palantir’s work with the county has an altruistic aim, some worry about its role in other controversial law enforcement contracts.

Plans to convert San Jose’s old City Hall Annex into a parking lot instead of housing for the homeless has drawn the ire of a prominent developer.

While San Jose rakes in $10 million-plus a year in tax revenue from cannabis, Santa Clara County is leaning toward prohibition.

The DA says it won’t file criminal charges against Santa Clara Councilman Dominic Caserta, who resigned amid allegations of sexual misconduct.

The 643-unit Silvery Towers climbing 22 stories into the sky from the heart of San Jose have become a monument to unfettered greed.

Some Silicon Valley residents have received a letter threatening to expose some secret unless they’re paid a small fortune in Bitcoin.

Santa Clara prevailed in a legal battle with the San Francisco 49ers over how much the team should pay to rent the city-owned Levi’s Stadium.

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

An appeals court on Wednesday rejected Brock Turner’s bid for a new trial and upheld his conviction for sexual assault and attempted rape.

Stanford professor Michele Dauber has carried the momentum from a high-profile judicial recall campaign into local activism.

The Legal Aid Society of Santa Clara County—near-six-decade-old public interest law firm—is apparently verging on collapse.

Santa Clara County will host a series of events through the rest of the month to raise awareness about human trafficking.

The need is too urgent and the payoff seems too great not to try it. After all, if it can’t be done in Silicon Valley, where can it?

While state agencies have undergone a reckoning over sexual harassment, local governments have largely escaped scrutiny—until now.