A city audit found San Jose relied on a single inspector to check tens of thousands of affordable apartments, with one property owing $7.6 million.

The nonprofit leader who once dropped a 2024 council bid is back, vowing to put renters and working families first.

State attorneys say a new law already fixes what a Jewish advocacy lawsuit demands. A December hearing will decide if that argument holds.

With Districts 2 and 3 wide open, four hopefuls are pitching fixes for potholes, budgets and the 49ers relationship.

A records fight over the Farley Road mosque's fire-safety numbers pushed the appeal hearing past its original date, with no new date locked in.

Stanford has reported over $418 million from countries like China and Russia since 1986, federal data show, as DOJ scrutiny ramps up.

Stanford says it would be “honored” to host the justice after he cited a 2023 shout-down at the law school as proof conservatives aren't welcome.

Four candidates are chasing two seats on the Mountain View Whisman board, including the man who tried to recall a sitting trustee.

Eight Jewish plaintiffs and others say Paly students were photographed in a mosque and given Qurans without parental consent.

Library, housing and airport workers could walk out for up to three days as San Jose and its unions remain deadlocked over pay.

A 3-2 council vote steered emergency rent relief funding away from the Los Gatos Anti-Racism Coalition after a Finance Commissioner raised accounting concerns.

City leaders say some small Milpitas businesses pay over 70 times more per employee than big corporations under the current system.

An engineer fired after a Florida arrest lost his bid for California job protections while working remotely from Utah.