Downtown nightlife venues with ties to San Jose’s political elite have flouted city regulations by staying open past midnight ...

San Jose city workers with MEF-AFSCME Local 101 and IFPTE Local 21 — which collectively represent around 4,500 employees — voted to authorize a strike starting Aug. 15 to 17.

City officials report that the latest figures mark the highest sheltered rate that San José has achieved in decades, ...

Santa Clara County District 2 Supervisor Betty Duong is the first Vietnamese American to serve on the Board of Supervisors. She said Kalra's bill recognizes the importance of Little Saigon not only ...

San Jose has said it will also launch a streamlined approval process for infill housing. For larger stand-alone projects, the city has conducted a blanket environmental impact review that pre ...

San Jose has long valued the contributions of immigrants as the city’s diversity is built on immigration, with more than 40% of Santa Clara County residents born in another country, according to ...

PIX Now Evening Edition 8-7-23 10:20. SAN JOSE - Thousands of unionized city employees in San Jose voted overwhelmingly in favor of a three-day strike, representatives of the union confirmed at a ...

But city officials said San Jose is not unique in this situation. According to data released last month, Santa Clara has a vacancy rate of 16.96% and the county is at 16.30%-both higher than San Jose.

A planned strike by San Jose city employees has been suspended, union and city officials said Monday afternoon. The strike is suspended for 24 hours pending Tuesday's San Jose City Council closed ...

San Jose City Hall is gearing up to appoint its next two newest city councilmembers. The candidates will replace Sylvia Arenas, now a county supervisor, and Mayor Matt Mahan's old council seat.

San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan says Tuesday’s city council vote is about the city’s ability to create a utility company, and it’s the first of many steps in the process.

San Jose city workers with MEF-AFSCME Local 101 and IFPTE Local 21 — which collectively represent around 4,500 employees — voted to authorize a strike starting Aug. 15 to 17.