The message was clear outside of San Jose City Hall on Tuesday. People are pushing back against the use of the license plate ...

San Jose is tightening controls over its automated license plate reader program, as the city faces mounting public pressure over surveillance concerns and a lawsuit. The City Council voted unanimously ...

San Jose officials are set to consider revisions Tuesday to the city's automated license plate reader program, scaling back some aspects of the surveillance system amid growing privacy concerns that ...

Across San Jose, nearly 474 automated license plate reader cameras scan passing vehicles every day, capturing plate numbers, vehicle descriptions, and location.

The San José City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to tighten restrictions on its network of automated license plate reader cameras — the latest Bay Area municipality to take a closer look at the ...

The mayor and council members broadly support preserving 474 Flock Systems cameras installed in the city, in the face of fierce opposition from civil liberties advocates ...

San Jose’s base forecasting model shows an overall $69.2 million shortfall over the next five years, driven by deficits that dwindle in size over the next three years before a surplus in 2029-2030. It ...

Homeless residents and advocates accused the city of discarding their items or making them difficult to retrieve.

San Jose leaders will debate curb San Jose police chief called for changes to how Flock license plate reading cameras operate and how they store their data. On Tuesday, the San Jose City Council will ...

The one-mile stretch of land along the Coyote Creek in San Jose is home to approximately 100 unhoused residents.

Facing a $56 million shortfall, Mahan unveiled his first spending plan since launching a run for governor of California.

As San Jose attempts to navigate a $56 million shortfall, Mayor Matt Mahan has called for next year’s budget to maintain core services.