John Nishimura collapsed while sparring with a proctor clad in what’s known as RedMan gear, a padded suit designed to absorb strikes.

In a unanimous vote Tuesday, the Board of Supervisors approved a slate of changes aligned with a national #8CantWait campaign.

The truce may have come too late for the South Bay’s prosecutor-in-chief to shake off an unfortunate new nickname: DA Karen.

Hundreds of public defense attorneys from throughout the country speak out in solidarity with their colleague in Santa Clara County.

Protesters met at the Santa Clara County Government Center Friday to call for the release of youth locked up throughout the South Bay.

Local businesses, like emerging butterflies, slowly began unfolding out of their cocoons this week, and are still cautiously testing their wings.

Local officials celebrated the U.S. Supreme Court decision to block Trump’s attempt to cancel the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Act.

An economy-crippling pandemic and historic civil unrest has made this one of the most consequential budget years for local governments.

The statement blew up online, prompting condemnation from a host of community leaders, including Chu’s opponent in the county supe race.

After witnessing SJPD respond to protests against police brutality with bone-breaking force, it seems the whole city has trust issues.

AB 3005, dubbed the Expedited Dam Safety for Silicon Valley Act, was authored by Assemblyman Robert Rivas (D-Hollister).

In a press release sent to reporters early this week, county officials declared the resolution a victory for lesbian, gay and transgender rights.

Dr. Sharat Lin—president of the San Jose Peace and Justice Center—was jailed on what he says should have been a cite-and-release charge.

Silicon Valley Assemblyman Ash Kalra is part of a union-led coalition pushing California leaders to invest in the public safety net.

Keith Crosby, the pastor of Hillside Church in San Jose, urges Santa Clara County to ease public health rules on places of worship.

COVID-19 tests are to be offered free of charge, and tests do not affect immigration status or require a physician’s note.