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Chinese Developer With Multiple San Jose Projects Arrested
Zhang Li was allegedly part of a scheme to bribe public officials between 2015 and 2020.
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‘They Don't Care About Us': Future Doctors Are Fleeing Santa Clara County
Doctors in training are fleeing, and they blame ongoing workload issues and dismissive leadership at Valley Medical Center.
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San Jose Trails Neighbors On Minimum Wage
Paychecks are increasing in San Jose come Jan. 1, but for some residents it's barely enough to get by.
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UPDATE: San Jose Council Votes To Give Police Auditor More Power
The move will help establish an investigative team to probe police misconduct complaints independently of the San Jose Police Department.
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UPDATE: San Jose Sets Stricter Rules For Future Billboards
San Jose has new requirements to build billboards in the city, but it's unclear when the advertisements will pop up.
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UPDATE: Settlement Paves Way For More Homes In North San Jose
Santa Clara County supervisors called the settlement “historic” and “monumental.”
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VTA Couldn't Stop San Jose Mass Shooting, Report Claims
“The VTA had no indication or warning that this event would occur.”
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How San Jose's New Policymakers Prepare For City Hall
The incoming San Jose mayor and councilmembers agree on one thing.
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Cupertino Elects First Gay Councilmember
J.R. Fruen, an attorney and third-generation Cupertino resident, won a seat on the Cupertino City Council in a crowded race.
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Sunnyvale Candidate Wins Election With A Single Vote
Murali Srinivasan won the race for the open District 3 Sunnyvale City Council seat by the slimmest of margins.
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VTA Disputes San Jose's Plan For Tiny Homes
Tiny homes have become increasingly popular among Bay Area cities experimenting with new ways to battle the homelessness crisis.
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What Happens To The Homeless Cleared From San Jose's Largest Camp?
The encampment near Mineta San Jose International Airport is gone and a makeshift RV camp at Columbus Park is almost barren.
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Perry: Housing Lessons From The 2022 Elections
The 2022 elections in San Jose taught us once again that candidates fail to address the housing and homelessness issue at their peril.
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California Franchise Owners Fight Fast Food Law
A state law meant to address working conditions among fast food workers could be stopped with a recall.
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San Jose Leaders Lobby For Transparency In Homeless Spending
San Jose officials want to make it easier for residents to track how the city is spending money on its growing homelessness crisis.
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San Jose Tees Up Massive Golf Course Development
The San Jose City Council has opened the door for a developer who wants to build thousands of homes on a massive former golf course.
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Silicon Valley Officials Shut Down Their Twitter Accounts
Santa Clara County DA Rosen noted the recent takeover by Elon Musk has resulted in an “explosion of hate speech.”
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What's Next In San Jose's Hotly-Debated Council Appointment Process?
The pursuit to find who will fill two San Jose City Council vacancies is on, and time is short.
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UPDATE: Silicon Valley Latinas Rally For Fair Compensation
The earning disparity that disproportionately affects Latinas streams down into housing access and affording basic needs.
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Santa Clara County Official Raises Six Figures To Run For Congress—Someday
Some observers say the ongoing donations could create potential conflicts of interest for Santa Clara County Supervisor Joe Simitian.
