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San Jose Officials Call For Street Vendor Protections
San Jose officials have a message for street vendors: report any attacks, because the city is listening.
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Coalition Calls On San Jose To Build Park Along Coyote Creek
The city still hesitates to support a coalition’s pursuit to turn a 50-acre piece of land into a park for community benefit.
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Former San Jose Official Reflects On The Childhood That Changed Him
Chappie Jones grew up in Sacramento on a street informally designated for Black residents, while the remaining streets were not.
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The Forgotten San Jose Library In Alviso
San Jose has worked hard to renovate and reopen its libraries, but the Alviso Branch Library has been historically left behind.
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UPDATE: Senior Housing Tower Heads To San Jose City Council
Commissioners unanimously voted to recommend the San Jose City Council approve the development.
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Future Of San Jose Theater Unclear Amid Annexation
San Jose is setting the stage to annex the Burbank Theater, but plans for the space are no longer clear.
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Santa Clara County Hospital Workers Struggle With Shortage
“The short staffing here is so severe that not only are we as workers being put in danger, but the patients are being put in danger.”
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Silicon Valley Youth Champion Retires After 40 Years
A Santa Clara County leader is leaving her role after 40 years of fighting for homeless youth.
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Historic San Jose Building Poised To Become Senior Housing
Roygbiv Real Estate Development wants to gut a two-story historic structure, the Realty Building, while maintaining its facade.
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Former San Jose Pub Owners Put Community First
John McKay and Michael North built a businesses that focused on giving back and treating every customer like family.
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Ex-San Jose Mayor Tells Congressmember He's Likely Running
One San Jose congresswoman may be fending off a challenge from former San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo in the next election.
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San Jose State University Statue Defaced
A homeless man urinated and vomited on the “Victory Salute” statue at San Jose State University.
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Lawsuit Alleges Santa Clara County Violated Disability Law
A Northern California man is claiming he was denied proper hearing accommodations to help him communicate.
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Silicon Valley Community College District Could Offer Free Tuition
The bill, if approved, would expand access to higher education and open opportunities for low-income students.
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Google Could Delay Millions In San Jose Community Funds
Time is money, and in Silicon Valley, that saying is exceedingly true.
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San Jose's Low-Budget Airline Could Boost Tourism
San Jose Mineta International Airport is adding Spirit Airlines to its carriers—and some say that's not necessarily the best news.
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Security Contract Gives San Jose Labor Majority The Upper Hand
The contractor’s last minute switch highlights the effect a labor majority will have on government policies, City Hall insiders said.
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San Jose Mayor's Chief Of Staff Accused Of Conflict Of Interest
A call to demand Jim Reed step down as Mahan’s chief of staff—or at least be investigated by the city’s ethics commission.
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Sunnyvale Charter Schools Lack Funding To Stay Afloat
An imminent shutdown of a Sunnyvale charter school could be the result of longtime financial issues and lack of transparency.
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Downtown San Jose Theater Faces Final Curtain Call
The Tabard Theatre is closing indefinitely on April 2.
