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San Jose Breaks Ground On Prefab Homeless Housing
San Jose is breaking ground on a unique transitional housing site that will support hundreds of homeless residents when complete.
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San Jose Mayor Proposes Homeless Ban In Parts Of City
Mayor Matt Mahan asked the city to explore enacting no encampment zones.
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Silicon Valley Water Director Hires Attorney Amid Investigation
An investigation into Rebecca Eisenberg’s behavior is ongoing with no clear end in sight.
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San Jose Gives New Airline Room To Fly
San Jose officials waived more than $1 million in fees for Spirit Airlines.
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San Jose Sharks Still Playing At SAP Center
Advocates for downtown business expansion and local officials applauded the extension deal saying it’s good news for the city as a whole.
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Will San Jose Ever Connect Its Two Transit Hubs?
If the city gave the go-ahead in the next few years, the automated guideway could be completed and operating by 2028.
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Former San Jose Legislator Considers Another State Run
A former California legislator might run for another state seat representing parts of Silicon Valley.
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UPDATE: San Jose Council Strengthens Wage Theft Policy
San Jose wanted to loosen wage theft requirements to allow more contractors to work for the city, but councilmembers pushed back.
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San Jose Police Union Hides Web Pages After Scandal
The San Jose Police Officers' Association has blocked significant portions of its website from public access.
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San Jose Council Considers Loosening Wage Theft Rules
The idea isn’t sitting well with some members of the City Council.
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San Jose Food Vendor Finds Novel Way To Raise Money
A popular San Jose food vendor is trying to set up a brick-and-mortar restaurant, but has struggled to get a small business loan.
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Silicon Valley Teachers Say Ethnic Studies Isn't Just About Credentials
Ethnic studies examines the histories of racial-ethnic groups while also connecting lessons back to current-day experiences.
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Former San Jose Official Running For Supervisor—Again
Another politico has tossed her hat into the race for the District 2 seat on the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors.
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San Jose Police Union's Political Clout Clouded By Drug Scandal
It’s unclear whether the powerful organization will lose the political clout it’s wielded in the city and wider region for decades.
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State Bill Would Automate Speed Enforcement In San Jose
The bill would create a pilot program to use cameras to enforce speed limits on the highest-injury streets in San Jose.
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San Jose Police Union Fires Alleged Drug Smuggler
The San Jose Police Officers' Association had terminated Joanne Segovia, a 20-year employee and the organization’s executive director.
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Santa Clara County Health Care Workers Must Stay Masked
Santa Clara County is requiring masks to be worn in hospitals and other high-risk settings.
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San Jose Student Enrollment Is A Mixed Bag
With declining student enrollment this school year, a deeper dive shows that’s not true for the county’s Latino demographic.
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San Jose Housing Director To Retire
Jacky Morales-Ferrand never thought her work in housing would span three decades.
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A New Push To Move San Jose Homeless From Coyote Creek
Valley Water is shelling out millions for San Jose to clear out homeless residents living along Coyote Creek.
