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San Jose Residents Support A Special Election. Will Lawmakers Change Their Minds?
While newly-elected San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan didn’t say whether he’d make the motion, he will support it.
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Allegations Surface Against San Jose Council Hopefuls
Documents obtained by San José Spotlight are raising questions about the character and qualifications of several finalists.
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Biden Excludes Santa Clara County From Storm Relief Funds
Funds for home repairs and temporary housing are available to those affected — but not in the South Bay.
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San Jose Celebrates Lunar New Year
San Jose's Vietnamese community is celebrating Tết, or lunar new year, with an exuberant weekend festival.
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San Jose Closes Dozens Of Parks After Storms
A historic amount of rain has closed 27 parks and trails throughout San Jose, and it's unclear when they will reopen.
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San Jose Remembers Fearless Social Justice Leader
Local activist and community leader Bea Robinson Mendez, 88, died from pneumonia on Jan. 13, but her legacy lives on.
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Santa Clara County Has Low Rates Of COVID, Flu
The county continues to monitor COVID infections in wastewater because the numbers on the dashboard may not be telling the real story.
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Recycling Hauler Sues San Jose For Discrimination, Contract Violations
California Waste Systems claims San Jose has, for years, failed to address the large amount of garbage that ends up in recycling bins.
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Social Action Change-Maker To Retire From San Jose State University
History shapes people. But for San Jose State University sociology professor Scott Myers-Lipton, people also shape history.
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UPDATE: Milpitas Officials Ban Natural Gas In New Buildings
The Milpitas City Council approved two policies Tuesday to combat climate change and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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San Jose Experiences A ‘Black Exodus'
“People are not going to stay in a place that they don’t have economic opportunity, where their families don’t feel welcome.”
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Ex-San Jose Mayor's Public Records Reforms Spark Alarm
The move could limit the public’s access to the inner workings of City Hall.
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Silicon Valley Mother-Daughter Duo Committed To Public Service
Mother Rosemary Kamei and daughter Ellen Kamei are both serving in local government.
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San Jose Mayor Promised Change But Hired Liccardo Insiders
San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan’s decision to retain workers from Liccardo’s office appears to fly in the face of his campaign promises.
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Santa Clara County Shutters Hybrid Meetings—For Now
Santa Clara County is eliminating hybrid committee meetings in favor of an in-person only format.
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Here Are The 11 Finalists For Two San Jose Council Seats
Here’s a little about each candidate.
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Mixed Progress For Silicon Valley's English Learner Students
Santa Clara County's English learner students, part of the largest group in the nation, saw mixed progress during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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San Jose Changes Rules To Replenish Tree Canopy
San Jose is changing how it manages its shrinking urban canopy after an audit found the city is ineffectively preventing tree loss.
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Alviso Resident Settles Development Lawsuit
The developer and Mark Espinoza agreed to a confidential settlement, the two parties said.
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Tech Layoffs Won't Hurt Downtown San Jose
Silicon Valley’s overall economy remains strong, and downtown San Jose is poised to succeed.
