San Jose's City Council will consider whether to bring a ballot measure to voters that would expand oversight of the Independent Police Auditor.

More than 25,000 South Bay residents took to the streets Saturday for a nationwide day of protest known as the the Women’s March.

San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo sat down with San Jose Inside last week for an extended conversation on the state of the city.

San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo will join a notable list of elected officials Friday, when he skips Donald Trump’s Inauguration Day ceremony.

San Jose’s mayor and two council members told the public that they will seek greater civilian oversight of local law enforcement

The mayor’s office announced Thursday that the city of San Jose has come to a tentative agreement with its police union on a new 3.5-year contract.

San Jose’s City Council will consider assisting churches to create safe houses to protect people from being deported.

Two events in San Jose this month aim to build trust between local law enforcement and the communities they police.

San Jose Inside published its annual Year in Review list last week. Now we give you our prognostications of what’s to come in 2017.

San Jose will launch a campaign next month that aims to improve the relationship between local law enforcement and communities of color.

Urban ag advocates scored a victorywhen the San Jose City Council backed off a fee that would have left green dreams dying on the vine.

Local trade unions are bracing for a fight with San Jose over proposed tax breaks for developers who want to build high-rises in downtown.

Citing "real fear" since the election, police Chief Eddie Garcia vowed to continue the city's police of not cooperating with immigration officials.

San Jose will up its minimum wage to $15 when the clock strikes 2019 as part of a regional effort to raise the standard of living in Silicon Valley.

Donald Trump scored a victory in the presidential election, and people are rightfully scared. San Jose’s mayor tried to assuage some of these fears.

San Jose plans to raise the minimum wage to $15, but city officials disagree about how quickly to phase it in and whether to allow exemptions.