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From Violence To Homelessness: Colombian Migrants' Journey To Silicon Valley
There’s been an unexpected surge of Colombian migrants in the area, county officials said, and there is little they can do to support them.
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San Jose Police Memorial Sparks Controversy
The sculpture, which will sit at the police administration building, commemorates the 13 San Jose police officers killed since 1924.
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Crossing San Jose Streets May Become Less Dangerous
One of San Jose's most dangerous roads will receive multi-million-dollar funding from the state to reduce accidents and fatalities.
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The Biz Beat: Bacalhau Grill Offers Brazilian, Portuguese Cuisine
The business at 1555 Alum Rock Ave. in San Jose is split almost literally down the middle: part restaurant, part grocery store.
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San Jose Airport Gets Funding For Disability Upgrades
Traversing San Jose's airport will get easier for people with disabilities thanks to future accessibility upgrades.
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San Jose Gets Stricter With Parking Enforcement
If you thought you could get away with parking over the time limit on San Jose streets, think again.
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Santa Clara County School Funding Disparity Is Staggering
In Santa Clara County, not all school districts are created equal.
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Contagious COVID Variant Puts Santa Clara County On Alert
Officials are urging residents to masks up—even in some outdoor settings.
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You Might See More Beat Cops In San Jose Neighborhoods
San Jose is ready to bring back police foot patrols to address rising safety concerns and build trust with residents.
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How Much Will Santa Clara Lose When Great America Closes?
City leaders are discussing what might be developed on the 112-acre site, and the financial impacts of losing a key entertainment landmark.
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Santa Clara County To Spray For West Nile Virus
Mosquitoes with West Nile virus have been found in Sunnyvale and Santa Clara.
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Safe Parking Set For South San Jose Homeless Residents
South San Jose residents are up in arms over a plan to turn a light rail station parking lot into a space for homeless people.
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San Jose Sees Rising Property Values Despite Economic Woes
Changes of home ownership and new commercial construction continue to be the greatest drivers of growth in the region.
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San Jose Lawmaker Speaks On Investigating Capitol Attack
In her 28 years in Congress, Zoe Lofgren has done it all.
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San Jose's Oldest 4th Of July Parade Invigorates Businesses
San Jose's oldest Independence Day parade is not only a favorite among local residents, but also small businesses.
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San Jose Franchisees Say State Bill Will Put Them Out Of Business
Labor advocates say it will grant workers better protections and pay, while others say it could hurt workers by driving up food prices.
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UPDATE: Santa Clara Delays Putting Business Tax Before Voters
Santa Clara leaders are holding off on putting a business tax before voters in order to allow for more input from a local business group.
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The Biz Beat: San Jose Infrared Fitness Studio Turns Up The Heat
HOTWORX-San Jose stands out from other Bay Area gyms as a unique experience.
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Who Run The World? San Jose Could Have Female Majority Council
San Jose, the 10th largest city in America, was once dubbed as “the Feminist Capital of the World.” That could all change.
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Police Officers Will Remain On San Jose School Campuses
Six months after San Jose's largest school district voted to boot cops off campuses, it quietly brought them back on an individual basis.
