The banners list 575 names of Black Americans who lost their lives to “personal, systemic and institutional racism.”

The SVO should no longer be entrusted to be the voice of the business community in Silicon Valley. It should be dismantled.

Proposition 15 would reclaim $12 billion annually that would go directly to neighborhood schools and vital community services.

A day has come and gone since the chamber of commerce posted—and then promptly removed—the ad. But the fallout is far from over.

Plaintiffs say the South Bay firm duped an untold number of people into dubious agreements that left them swimming in debt.

For many disabled and elderly folks, the average savings of $49 to $820 a year is nothing to sneeze at.

Local professional sports teams, including the San Jose Earthquakes, have been playing to empty stadiums since the pandemic started.

Interest groups dumping hundreds of thousands of dollars into the District 6 race have made it one of the priciest local elections.

San Jose Public Works Director Matt Cano and SJPD Assistant Chief Dave Knopf recommend doing away with the proposal altogether.

San Jose police say Justin Abraham Lopez, 32, assaulted at least one woman while he worked at the Evergreen area halfway house.

A blog post published today names a litany of cops whose apparent prejudice calls into question the integrity of their policing.

Seniors interested in R.Y.D.E services can sign up at rydescc.org and book rides as early as a month in advance.

The police union quietly asked to reopen contract negotiations this past week in hopes of securing a salary bump for officers.

A mother who lost her son in a traffic death speaks out in the hope of preventing another parent from feeling the pain she feels.

The Bay Area Air Quality Management District wants companies to prolong work-from-home by at least 25 percent.

Routine, consistency and specialized instruction from a credentialed teacher are the cornerstones of special education.