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Helen Chapman Fights To Save San Jose's Open Space
“It’s been a journey of following my passion for the environment.”
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‘A Concentration Camp': San Jose Advocates Protest Inhumane Detention Centers
Eighty-four detained immigrants continue their hunger strike in protest of abhorrent treatment at the Mesa Verde Immigration Center.
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Bejarano: Why I Quit My East San Jose School Board
I would like to clarify in no uncertain terms, that the situation at Adelante had absolutely no bearing on my resignation.
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Cupertino Official Faces Calls To Quit
The city council will consider removing Cupertino planning commissioner R “Ray” Wang at its Tuesday meeting.
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Out Of Work: Beloved San Jose Reverend Faces Uphill Climb
A somber picture of how tough it is to leave America’s 10th largest city—and even tougher to come back.
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Silicon Valley Students Stranded By Shuttered Schools
A popular Bay Area charter school system is closing its two Sunnyvale campuses this June despite months of attempts to save them.
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RV Dwellers In San Jose Still In Limbo
San Jose promised homeless people living in RVs a safe parking site by the end of January. Now, it's unclear when it will open.
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San Jose Legislator Wants To Raise Foster Age
Foster youth could get an additional five years of county support under a newly-introduced state bill.
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Deadly San Jose Road To Get Makeover
San Jose is gearing up to address safety concerns along one of the region's deadliest roads.
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San Jose Joins A New DACA Appeal Fight
San Jose is joining a national fight to protect undocumented residents.
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Silicon Valley Politicos Could Face Suspension Under New Proposal
A policy is being explored to suspend an elected official if the person faces charges from the Santa Clara County Civil Grand Jury.
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What's Next For The Former Fry's HQ In San Jose?
Some councilmembers worried about the removal of large trees and whether the developer would pay homage to Fry’s in its project.
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End Of An Era: San Jose Antique Shops Could Disappear
The string of antique shops on San Carlos Street may become a distant memory.
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Robes, Candles And Chants: South Bay Official In Hot Water Over Religious Ceremony
On a Sunday evening late last month a Milpitas employee working at City Hall saw something very unusual and eerie.
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UPDATE: Santa Clara County Commits To Millions In Child Care Services
The county will prioritize facilities serving low-income families.
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San Jose Housed More Than 2,500 People — But Still Falls Short
San Jose reportedly had one of its most significant years in housing the homeless, but advocates said the efforts are barely making a dent.
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Santa Clara County Wants To Put Millions Into Child Care
The one-time fund comes as Santa Clara County struggles with a severe shortage of child care facilities and workers.
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Milpitas Axes Third City Manager In Six Years
Frustrated Milpitas residents and councilmembers are calling for a reversal on the sudden decision to let go of City Manager Steve McHarris.
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Biz Beat: Community Spirit At San Jose's The Barbers Inc Is A Cut Above
The closeness of the stations and communal atmosphere facilitates conversations between customers, barbers and those just waiting in line.
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Proposed Tax Law Threatens Billions In San Jose Funding
Officials say a state ballot initiative would hobble the city’s ability to provide basic services.
