Thang Do, of Saratoga, was CEO of Aedis Architects and founder of SoFA Market and The Fountainhead Bar in downtown San Jose.

The federal Indictment alleges that the CEO of San Jose firm submitted fraudulent H-1B visa applications and laundered $1 million In fraud proceeds.

Shannon Keeler told the Associated Press she had been gathering evidence for nearly eight years, and agreed to be identified as the victim of a 2013 attack while she was a student at Gettysburg College, sharing the text of a potentially incriminating statement by Ian Cleary, 28, of Saratoga.

County health officials warn that extremely hot weather can result in heatstroke, heat exhaustion, heat cramps, sunburn, heat rash, and in some instances death.

Frustrated parents have launched recall campaigns against a number of local school district trustees.

A Cupertino man who paid cash for multiple homes with a millions of stolen dollars was sentenced to four years in prison.

Kimberly Matthai, 39, was booked Thursday on several felony counts, including assault with a deadly weapon and resisting arrest.

Police say Janice Carlstrom, who was found bound and gagged at a Saratoga office last year, confessed to stealing more than $580,000.

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

A local student supporting the Rishi Kumar campaign for Congress says her generation is sick of leaders beholden to corporate interests. 

Voters have a lot of important decisions to make this election cycle, which features a host of consequential local, state and national races.

Note: This new assessment prompted San Jose Inside to take a fresh look at two years of compensation for employees in California cities.

Silicon Valley residents rise to the occasion by crafting protective face masks for the region’s frontline responders.

For several months now, residents have reported widespread lapses in postal service, from delivery delays to missing mail.

If found guilty, the second-term councilman could spend up to six months in jail, pay up to a $1,000 fine—or both.

If found guilty, the local official could spend up to six months in county jail and/or be subject to a fine of up to $1,000.