Bay Area animal shelters will offer free adoptions Saturday as part of a national campaign to find stray dogs and cats a permanent home.

Rentberry, a Silicon Valley rental auction startup, invites landlords to list a unit and then sit back as tenants outbid each other for a place to live.

Residents worry that the downtown San Jose Safeway could fold after losing its validated parking hook-up through the city.

Santa Clara County saw a sharp uptick in the number of domestic violence-related deaths from 2014 to last year, according to new data.

Helen Chapman took issue with the incumbent’s role in organizing a series of political forums, but she has since agreed to participate.

A $950 million bond measure is designed to not only help the homeless but also create housing opportunities for vulnerable populations.

In Santa Clara County’s push to end homelessness, not all agree on how to balance short-term needs with long-term solutions.

Silicon Valley as a whole must adopt new transportation technologies to help people better navigate our rapidly changing urban landscape.

Santa Clara County will chemically fog parts of San Jose after some mosquitoes tested positive for West Nile Virus.

A former interpreter for Santa Clara County Superior Court shares her ‘particularly bad experience’ after San Jose Inside's investigative report.

Santa Clara County voters will decide the fate of a $950 million affordable housing bond this November.

Plans to replace a rent-controlled apartment complex with market-rate housing near Santana Row leads to largest eviction in San Jose history.

The culture of mass incarceration has warped our psyches into thinking that long prison terms are the answer to crimes like sexual assault. They're not.

A 57-year-old Santa Clara County inmate, whose name is being withheld, died in the hospital Thursday, according to jail officials.

An interpreter shortage has people giving up their rights, judges acting unethically and court officials saying everything is fine.

Debido a la falta continua de intérpretes, el sistema judicial del condado de Santa Clara ha logrado segregar a los ciudadanos con base a su idioma durante años. Por lo tanto, esta separación ha causado injusticias.