A coalition of city leaders is urging the CPUC to restructure PG&E from an investor-run company to one that’s customer-owned. 

Economic instructor David Carter has been placed on leave after a video on Twitter showed him donning blackface in class.

The telecom giant plans to employ 3,400 people at the site, which is part of a larger campus by the Mineta San Jose International Airport. 

Franklin-McKinley School District’s 3-2 vote to reject the charter ignited backlash from from families and staffers, who vow to fight back.

Home security cameras are a bonanza for public safety as police gain ability to request and view Amazon/Ring video clips.

The owner of the armory is partnering with a company called Non Plus Ultra to revive the building on North Second Street.

Instead of moving the social services hub to downtown San Jose, the board opted to keep it at 591 N. King Road.

The proposed Gallup & Mesa will include 46 units, and Auzerais 130. Both will be financed with $15.6 million from Measure A

A public hearing on the proposed skyscraper development takes place at 6pm tonight at Santa Clara City Hall, 1500 Warburton Ave.

If voters OK the measure in the March primary, the district would build 100 below-market-rate homes at the agency HQ.

The Board of Supervisors meets at 9:30am Tuesday at the County Government Center, 70 W. Hedding St., in San Jose.

The plan would potentially require the city to purchase power lines off of the utility giant, and to build microgrids and energy storage systems.

We caught up with the CEO to better understand energy storage in the face of future blackouts and an aging distribution system.

As the power goes down, so does the strike by thousands of county social service employees. At least for the time being. 

It was hardly the most eventful day for the PG&E staff at Avaya Stadium. But some folks figured that it’s better to be safe than sorry.

SEIU Local 521, which represents 12,000 county service employees, called the strike over alleged unfair labor practices.