Santa Clara County steps up its Guaranteed Basic Income pilot program, targeting additional vulnerable populations.

Despite the recent agreement that prevented a massive city worker strike in San Jose, Mayor Matt Mahan opposes the deal, citing potential repercussions such as increased taxes and reduced services for residents.

San Jose city employees strike suspended for 24 hours as workers and officials await a potential new deal, to be discussed in the City Council closed meeting.

A judge's order forces the City of San Jose to unseal investigatory files surrounding a scandal involving firefighters and a strip club.

San Jose faces its largest strike in city history as up to 4,500 employees prepare for a three-day strike next week amidst tense negotiations with local government.

Bay Area groups march over 40 miles to advocate for immigration reform and permanent residency for millions of undocumented immigrants, urging Congress to pass the Registry Bill.

Gift cards for sobriety? Santa Clara County hands over incentives to fight meth addiction in a new pilot program based on contingency management.

New San Jose law proposal targets homeless encampments and RVs near educational institutions, prompting a fierce debate between various interest groups.

Santa Clara County Superior Court is being sued by the ACLU and a Stanford legal clinic for allegedly jailing poor defendants who can't make bail, violating the U.S. and California Constitutions.

San Jose city workers receive strict guidelines on using the popular AI tool ChatGPT, as their interactions could become public records and hit the headlines.

Over 4,000 San Jose city workers could go on strike in August amid ongoing negotiations. Should they vote in favor of the strike, some city operations such as airport services, libraries, and affordable housing may face disruptions.

San Jose council members are introducing a resolution to strengthen free speech protections for elected officials following intense criticism and allegations of racist tactics by opposing groups.

A federal judge dismisses challenges filed by pro-gun groups against San Jose's innovative gun insurance ordinance.