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San Jose Mayoral Race Breaks Campaign Cash Records
Six political action committees (PAC) are pouring money into Chavez’s fight to be the mayor of the nation’s 10th largest city.
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Follow The Money: Silicon Valley's 2022 General Election
It's election season in Silicon Valley, with several key county positions and three San Jose City Council seats up for grabs.
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San Jose Rent Hike Could Push Out Tenants
Residents at an East San Jose affordable housing complex have spent months organizing to fight the increase.
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San Jose Mayoral Candidate Admits Employee Classification Error
San Jose Councilmember Matt Mahan's mayoral campaign is correcting the misclassifying of some of its employees.
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Santa Clara Lags Behind On Low-Income Housing
Santa Clara has thousands of homes in the pipeline, but advocates are skeptical if these developments will make a dent in the shortage.
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Following San Jose, State Tosses Parking Requirements
San Jose and California are in a race to leave the 1960s in the past, at least when it comes to redevelopment and parking.
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South County School Trustee Scrutinized For Past Behavior
Morgan Hill educators are questioning whether a school board member is fit for reelection.
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San Jose Sign Thieves Caught In The Act
Election signs are disappearing across San Jose, and local candidates are asking would-be thieves to keep off the grass.
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South County Candidate Loses Endorsements Over Party Lines
The Santa Clara County Democratic Party is pulling support from longtime members for crossing the political divide.
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UPDATE: San Jose Looks To Count RV Dwellers
The need to do a count became clear after receiving dozens of complaints from residents about RVs parking in their neighborhoods.
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Lawsuit Stalls San Jose Food Bank Development
This is the second lawsuit Alviso resident Mark Espinoza has filed against the city over development plans in the North San Jose community.
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UPDATE: Santa Clara Leaders Delay Decision On Affordable Housing
The council decided to discuss the park proposal on Oct. 18, followed by the affordable housing proposal on Nov. 15.
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UPDATE: Hundreds Of Affordable Homes Planned In San Jose
San Jose officials say the effort is part of the city’s commitment to finding creative ways to spur more affordable housing development.
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What's Next For Outgoing San Jose Mayor, Councilmembers?
After eight years on the 18th floor of City Hall, four San Jose elected officials are on their way out.
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Olson: Feds Giving Small Businesses Short End Of The Stick
Everyone likes to say that they support small businesses.
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How One New San Jose Official Is Preparing To Take Office
While several San Jose City Council candidates are in the final stretch of campaigning, Rosemary Kamei is already setting up her office.
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Report Raises Questions About Integrating Bay Area Public Transit
The plan proposes funding and policy changes for easier user service.
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Fourteen People Died On San Jose Streets — In One Month
Santa Clara County might see another record breaking year in homeless deaths.
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Conservatives Infiltrate Silicon Valley School Board Races
The effort is part of a national movement to put more conservative voices in down-ballot seats.
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Full Transcript: San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo's 2022 State Of The City
San Jose has thrived by overcoming temporal myopia, by fixing our focus on the future.
