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How San Jose Could Save $23 Million
The city could save millions of dollars if a decade-long backlog of auditor recommendations is implemented, a recent analysis shows.
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15 Women Who Broke Barriers In Silicon Valley
These individuals have broken barriers, shattered stereotypes and inspired change in Silicon Valley.
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Santa Clara County Doctors Celebrate New Management
Santa Clara County will not renew a contract with an Ohio-based medical group one year after workers protested against the company.
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Milpitas City Attorney Under Fire For Offensive Tweets
A Milpitas official is raising concerns about a series of offensive tweets from the city attorney, who claims his account was hacked.
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Santa Clara County Looks To Expand Low-Cost Drug Program
The program helps those who do not qualify for state or federal support programs, but still need help covering high prescription drug cost.
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Will San Jose Greenlight New Affordable Housing Policy?
COPA would give qualified nonprofits the ability to make the first offer on multi-family residential properties in San Jose.
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Congressman Discusses Why Silicon Valley Bank Failed
Congressman Ro Khanna pressured the Federal Reserve Board to protect all depositors.
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Petition Demands San Jose School District Support LGBTQ Students
The petition is addressed to SJUSD Superintendent Nancy Albarrán, and advocates said it’s the least school districts can do.
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East San Jose Lake Restoration Loses Funding
Councilmembers reversed a decision to use more than $3 million for the restoration of Lake Cunningham.
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San Jose Loans Millions To Build Affordable Apartments
The project will reserve 25 apartments as permanent supportive housing for people experiencing chronic homelessness.
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San Jose Wants To Revive Neighborhoods Commission
The San Jose Neighborhoods Commission has been in limbo because the 20-member body has only four sitting members.
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Panel: How Does Santa Clara County Balance Public Safety?
Community and police leaders came together to discuss public safety at a panel hosted by San José Spotlight.
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Latshaw: My Fiery Encounter With Natural Gas
Regulatory efforts to replace gas with electricity are long overdue.
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Should San Jose Require Nonprofits To Register As Lobbyists?
Ethicists say more transparency is needed, while nonprofit leaders worry changing the rules will make it harder for them.
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Silicon Valley Bank Collapse Hits Nonprofits
Nonprofit leaders also worried how they could continue providing direct services for the disenfranchised residents who rely on them.
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San Jose Hospital Workers Protest Chronic Short Staffing
Dozens of health care workers rallied outside of Good Samaritan Hospital in San Jose.
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Silicon Valley Bank CEO Leaves Powerful Board
Greg Becker is being scrutinized for selling roughly $3.6 million worth of Silicon Valley Bank stock through a trust in late February.
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San Jose Mayor's Budget Targets Homelessness, Public Safety
Despite the scaling back of some pandemic-era services in the past few months, Mahan’s proposal doesn’t mention any cuts just yet.
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Santa Clara County Official Fights Identity Theft
What began as a case of stolen identity for one Santa Clara County official has snowballed into a scam targeting immigrant residents.
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UPDATE: Santa Clara County Plans To Swap Land To Build Teacher Housing
The project aims to reduce the financial struggles teachers face in finding affordable housing in Silicon Valley.
