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Over the summer, Black Lives Matter street murals became a regular part of cityscapes around the world, and now the City of San Jose has announced a plan to continue honoring that tradition by installing a large banner at City Hall.

Over the summer, Black Lives Matter street murals became a regular part of cityscapes around the world, and now the City of San Jose has announced a plan to continue honoring that tradition by installing a large banner at City Hall. Sergio Quintana reports.

The San Jose City Council has approved $500,000 for the re-installation of a popular public art piece that racked up more than a million social media posts in the four months that it was installed near San Jose City Hall.

The San Jose City Council has approved $500,000 for the re-installation of a popular public art piece that racked up more than a million social media posts in the four months that it was installed near San Jose City Hall. Many are excited about the semi-permanent return of the popular art piece, but others have voiced concerns about the cost....

A battle is brewing in San Jose over what to do with one of the last remaining corridors of undeveloped land in the Bay Area.

Two artwork pieces from Burning Man will be showcased throughout Downtown San Jose in connection to its Playa to Paseo partnership. Art pieces XO and HaHa by artists Laura Kimpton and Jeff Schomberg will be up from Oct. 20 to Feb. 28, 2019 according to a release from the Office of Cultural Affairs.

Electric scooters might have been banned from San Francisco, but in San Jose, city leaders are accepting the new form of high-tech transportation, but with regulations.

Electric scooters might have been banned from San Francisco, but in San Jose, city leaders are accepting the new form of high-tech transportation, but with regulations. City leaders invited the public to San Jose City Hall where people were encouraged to ask questions and take a test drive Thursday. Scott Budman reports.

Immigration advocates on Thursday held rallies in the Bay Area and across the nation in protest against a Trump administration policy that separates some undocumented immigrant families.

Immigration advocates on Thursday held rallies in the Bay Area and across the nation in protest against a Trump administration policy that separates some undocumented immigrant families. More than 300 joined the rally in downtown San Jose. Sergio Quintana reports.

On the day after President-elect Donald Trump is inaugurated, tens of thousands of women and allies plan to march in Bay Area streets to denounce the rancorous campaign rhetoric of the 2016 election.

Three falcon chicks from the nest on top of San Jose City Hall were outfitted with personalized bands Thursday by University of California at Santa Cruz researchers so they can be tracked and studied. UC Santa Cruz expert Glenn Stewart has been taking the elevator to the top floor of City Hall and rappelling to the nest to band 3-week-old...

Santa Clara County and San Jose elected officials joined California Attorney General Xavier Becerra at San Jose City Hall on Monday to discuss ongoing efforts to limit prescription drug addictions ahead of National Prescription Drug Take Back Day.

For an entire year, artist Donald Neff visited unremarkable, overlooked scenes like this all around Silicon Valley, painting them in a rustic impressionism that seemed to suggest the majesty of the great wide open. Except, these were the kind of mundane suburban scenes people passed every day without a second thought.

Protesters made up of a coalition of community groups supporting renters’ rights gathered at San Jose City Hall Thursday to confront Mayor Sam Liccardo ahead of next Tuesday’s City Council meeting where amendments to the city’s Rent Control Ordinance will be discussed.

Thousands on Thursday are expected to rally in the Bay Area and across America for DACA recipients. Those participating are calling on Congress to pass new legislation and pressing for permanent protections for DACA recipients. Local rallies are being planned at San Francisco State University, San Jose City Hall and Richmond City Hall.

More than 200 people came together at San Jose City Hall to honor Michelle Vo, one of the victims who was gunned down in Las Vegas on Monday.