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San Jose Officials Want To Stop Shady Politics
The city is looking to prohibit elected officials and staff from working on political action committees that raise money for local races.
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San Jose Youth Art Gallery Needs New Home
“Every month we would just kind of wonder, can we have it for another month?”
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Who Loses In San Jose Mayor's Housing Plan?
The San Jose City Council is considering cutting spending on affordable housing by half and reallocating funds to homelessness services.
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Santa Clara County Special Ed Teachers Protest Safety Concerns
Educators are demanding more resources after facing serious injuries in the classroom.
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‘We're Tired Of This Life': San Jose Sweeps Another Homeless Camp
A city-led effort this week focused on moving out hundreds of unhoused people who live near Coyote Creek.
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Silicon Valley Leads Nation In Hiring New College Grads
The metro area hired the highest number of new graduates last year, according to a report from HR software company Gusto.
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Why Dozens Of Downtown San Jose Storefronts Are Vacant
There are more than 70 vacant storefronts in the area, according to the San Jose Downtown Association.
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‘Beyond Exhausting': Tired San Jose Teachers Push For A Different Model
San Jose Unified School District educators and parents are pushing for John Muir Middle School to convert to a community school model.
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Santa Clara County Fairgrounds Plans Plod Ahead
This summer will mark the return of the Santa Clara County Fair that hasn’t been held since 2019 due to the pandemic.
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Does San Jose Need A Military-Grade Arsenal?
Residents questioned allowing the use of such high-grade equipment.
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Why Bother Buying A Home In San Jose?
A recent national report is putting San Jose on the map for all the wrong reasons.
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San Jose Commission Considers Plan For Hundreds Of Homes
Approval would clear the way for Rob Facchino to develop a combination of up to 820 homes, apartments, condos, townhouses and retail space.
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San Jose Residents Could Pay More For Clean Energy
San Jose Clean Energy customers could see more rate changes—and will have less time to protest against it.
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Bay Area Sports Exec Redefines Boys' Club Culture
As a woman of color in a male-dominated industry, Zaileen Janmohamed said breaking barriers requires a strategic skill set.
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Time Is Running Out For San Jose Students To Get Food Benefits
College students experiencing food insecurity need to sign up for CalFresh within the next month.
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The ‘Political Assassination’ Of Santa Clara Councilman Anthony Becker
The city’s politically-charged police union launched a damning website blasting the city’s top leaders.
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Santa Clara Councilmember Pleads Not Guilty To Multiple Charges
Anthony Becker pleaded not guilty that he leaked a confidential civil grand jury report to the San Francisco 49ers organization.
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San Jose Budget Could Reallocate Affordable Housing Funds
The budget proposal shows that $38 million of Measure E funds earmarked for affordable housing may shift to homelessness services.
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The Biz Beat: San Jose Shop Hoists Piñatas To An Art Form
There are few things as joyful as a piñata, and Dulceria Mi Carnaval in San Jose can design them to resemble anything that makes you happy.
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Santa Clara County Reentry Center Celebrates Five Years
A South County-focused reentry program is helping to transform the lives of individuals formerly incarcerated.
