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San Jose Passes Budget, Compromises On Mayor's Housing Plan
A lengthy battle over how to prioritize revenue from a tax measure ended Tuesday.
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San Jose Cops Can Remain On Duty While Suspended
“It’s almost like we’re rewarding bad behavior,” San Jose State University Justice Studies Lecturer Greg Woods told the Spotlight.
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Unpermitted Vendors Put San Jose’s Christmas In The Park At Risk
The Christmas in the Park nonprofit met with Councilmember Omar Torres, who represents the downtown area, last week to voice concerns.
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‘A Senes Of Camaraderie’: San Jose Businesses Bring Life To Downtown
The "development dream for a vibrant and enticing downtown San Jose" is beginning to come alive.
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Santa Clara County's Controversial Mental Health Program In High Demand
A new report comes as Santa Clara County continues to struggle with its ongoing mental health and substance use crisis.
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San Jose Workers Demand More Money Amid Hundreds Of Vacancies
More than 4,000 San Jose employees are asking for a raise—but the city has yet to come close to meeting their demands.
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Writers Strike Comes To Cupertino—Apple's Front Door
Writers for streamer Apple TV+ are asking for a $17 million yearly deal. The guild said Apple reported $400 billion in revenue last year.
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San Jose Loses Another Beloved Restaurant
Evergreen Inn & Pub owners Hector and Emily Lopez said they are closing their cherished restaurant "with heavy hearts."
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San Jose Police Complaints Up Three Years In A Row
One out of every three of San Jose’s nearly 1,100 police officers received some type of complaint in 2022, a slight increase over 2021.
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The Biz Beat: A San Jose Bakery Built On Cinnamon Bread And Love
One year from its 100th anniversary, Greenlee’s Bakery in San Jose is still at its original location.
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‘Homophobia Is Everywhere': Rainbow Flags Stolen In San Jose
More than 75 rainbow flags have been stolen in Willow Glen as National Pride Month kicks off. It's become a reoccurring issue.
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San Jose Police Say Pointing A Gun Isn't Use Of Force
The change in categorization is concerning to leaders who say an officer pulling a gun on a person can cause fear and lingering trauma.
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How San Jose Lawmaker's Bill Could Curb Workplace Violence
As workplace violence has escalated, one California legislator wants to ensure workers are better protected.
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San Jose To House Hundreds Of Homeless Residents
Homeless San Jose residents could soon have more access to safe shelter and protected places to park their vehicles.
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How Do San Jose Parks Fare Against Other U.S. Cities?
A recent ranking of U.S. city parks places San Jose in the top half.
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District Attorney Drops Investigation Into Cupertino Council
Members of the Cupertino City Council were investigated for allegedly meddling in decisions to hire and fire city staff.
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San Jose Pot Shops May Move Into More Locations
San Jose wants more cannabis dispensaries, so it's looking to relax rules on where and how they can open in the city.
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Silicon Valley Community Colleges Get New Leadership
Foothill De Anza-Community College District has selected a new chancellor after a monthslong nationwide search.
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Lawsuit Doesn't Stop San Jose Park Concerts
Opponents of the Levitt Pavilion have filed an appeal in a contentious lawsuit aimed at stopping plans to revamp the park.
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San Jose Starbucks The Latest Location To Unionize
Employees at The Alameda and Julian Street Starbucks unanimously voted to unionize on May 19.
