Silicon Valley Congressional District 16 race too close to call as ballot count continues
With more than 209,000 people casting a vote on Tuesday, Santa Clara County’s Registrar of Voters says it’ll be counting ballots for days.
It's official: Evan Low is running for Silicon Valley congressional seat
Silicon Valley Assemblymember Evan Low is running for Congress, hoping to succeed longtime Rep. Anna Eshoo in a crowded field of competitors.
Former San Jose Mayor Liccardo files paperwork for Congressional run
Former San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo has filed paperwork to run for Congress, KTVU has confirmed.
Ready for another $40 a month rate hike from PG&E?
Concerns over potential PG&E rate hikes.
San Jose mayor proposes giving independent auditor power to investigate police department
San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo presented a memo on Tuesday to fellow councilmembers designed to increase the powers of the Independent Police Auditor.
San Jose expanding use of license plate reader cameras, reviewing data privacy
San Jose will consider expanding the number of cameras that can read license plates as it considers tightening data policies to protect the privacy of those using the roadways,
San Jose mayor attends White House ceremony; stumps for more federal funding
San Jose mayor attends White House ceremony; stumps for more federal funding
High-ranking San Jose officials make public endorsements for mayor
As the election for San Jose mayor gets closer, those endorsing Cindy Chavez and Matt Mahan are now speaking publicly about who should lead the city into the future.
San Jose Police Department releases 93-page list of military-style equipment inventory
San Jose police release 93-page list of all military-style equipment currently in inventory under requirements of new state law. City Council defers approval of two new military-style vehicles requested by police.
Political leaders honor Norman Mineta at memorial service in San Jose
More than 800 people, including former President Bill Clinton, paid their respects to San Jose's native son, Norman Mineta, at a public memorial service Thursday morning at San Jose Civic.
San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo tests positive for COVID-19
San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo revealed he has tested positive for COVID-19, he said in a statement issued on Monday
Public employee misconduct in San Jose prompts calls for change
San Jose mayor calls for change after several high profile cases of alleged misconduct by city employees including police officers.
Railroad 'quiet zone' approved for San Jose
Federal regulators approve railway "quiet zone" for San Jose; trains no longer required to sound horns on a 1.8- mile stretch of track through residential areas of San Jose.
San Jose police chief proposes 7-point plan for department reform amid instances of misconduct
Outside San Jose police headquarters Wednesday, San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo joined police command in announcing a plan in their search for a solution to recent misbehavior by some officers.
California's 'big city' mayors push for homeless funding
A coalition of mayors from California's 13 biggest cities say they need more state funding to combat homelessness
San Jose mayor's plan to stop the bloodshed on city streets
The city of San Jose is working on a plan to address repeat criminal offenders, rising crime, and what they call a revolving door at the jail.
San Jose Mayor Liccardo's Twitter hacked; becomes 'Sam SneakerHeads' account
In a bizarre tech disruption Thursday evening, San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo's office confirms the mayor's Twitter account was hacked.
San Jose's alarmingly high traffic fatalities cause for concern among city leaders, residents
In San Jose, statistically, there’s a greater chance of death as a pedestrian or motorist, than from homicide.
San Jose becomes 1st city in nation to approve liability insurance, fee for gun owners
San Jose on Tuesday is believed to be the first city in the nation to approve liability insurance and a fee for San Jose gun owners.
San Jose orders boosters for city workers
San Jose city workers must get booster shots for the coronavirus as a condition of their employment.