South Bay leaders denounce ICE tactics, offer support ahead of Super Bowl

Elected federal and local leaders, along with community organizers, gathered Thursday in East San Jose to denounce the tactics of Immigration and Customs Enforcement.  They are also calling on the public to trust them as the Super Bowl approaches.

Guests impacted by Trump administration cuts invited to Congressional address

Bay Area Congress members invited a diverse group of guests to attend President Trump's address before Congress on Tuesday night. Laid off federal workers, veterans, advocates for health care, social services, and civil rights were among those who went to Washington D.C.

Live 2024 Election Results: Liccardo-Low US House District 16 race

Election Day concluded on Tuesday as voters in the Bay Area, California and beyond cast their votes in key races both locally and nationally.

California's 16th Congressional District: Low and Liccardo face off in highly-anticipated debate

It's Democrat versus Democrat in the race for California's 16th Congressional District in the South Bay. California Assembly Member Evan Low and former San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo faced off in a highly anticipated debate tonight hosted by NBC Bay Area, Telemundo 48 and KQED.

California's AT&T landlines could be in jeopardy

Politicians and utility advocates are speaking out today. They say Californians' right to landlines needs to be protected, and they're concerned proposed legislation puts that right in jeopardy.

Counties certify election results in unprecedented District 16 Congressional race

San Mateo and Santa Clara counties certified their election results on Thursday making the tie for second place in the closely-watched District 16 congressional race official. 

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.

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,

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.