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Does Silicon Valley Transit's Leadership Need An Overhaul?
A Silicon Valley legislator wants big changes for the region's major transit agency, and not everyone is on board.
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West San Jose Six-Story Hotel Approved On Winchester Boulevard
Residents believe the hotel is an oversized ill-fit project that would impact the safety, traffic and day-to-day life of residents.
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San Jose Mayor Raises Six Figures Before Stepping Down From PAC
Mayor Liccardo announced on Twitter this week he’s resigning his officer role in Common Good Silicon Valley.
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San Jose Escalates Efforts To Clear Homeless Encampment
San Jose has started towing cars and RVs near Columbus Park this week—a move that has prompted concern from advocates and homeless residents
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San Jose Mayor Candidates Sound Off On Pension Reform, Gun Policies, Homelessness
Candidates running for mayor in San Jose set themselves apart on several key policy issues during San José Spotlight's first election forum.
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Diridon: Fight Russia And Drive Free With An EV
Russia funds their modernized military with income from petroleum.
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Santa Clara County Cuts Ties With Russia Over Ukraine Invasion
“While we cannot vote to bring peace directly, we can certainly show some solidarity and support today.”
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San Jose Evictions And Airport Upgrades Tops City Council Agenda
Rent relief is about to expire and thousands could be in jeopardy of losing their homes.
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UPDATE: Santa Clara County Buys Land For More Affordable Housing
Santa Clara County is acquiring more land to build hundreds of affordable homes for disadvantaged residents.
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San Jose Mayor Makes First 2022 Election Endorsement
San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo has made his first City Council endorsement—Joanna Rauh for District 3.
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99 Ranch Market Fills Void At South San Jose Mall
One of the largest Asian supermarket chains in the nation, unveiled its newest store this week at Oakridge Mall.
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Santa Clara Woman Aids Ukrainian Refugees At Border
While Silicon Valley watches the war in Ukraine unfold, one woman has traveled to the country's border to help refugees.
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UPDATE: Santa Clara Revises Political Boundaries
Less than four years after Santa Clara split into six election districts, the city has redrawn those boundaries—this time with fresh data.
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Santa Clara County Water District Sets Scope Of Harassment Investigation
Valley Water officials have defined the scope of their investigation of board member Gary Kremen.
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UPDATE: San Jose Looks To Limit Foreign Influence In Elections
San Jose is moving to draft laws that limit foreign influence in elections and close some campaign contribution loopholes.
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Santa Clara's Biggest Development Slated To Break Ground This Year
Related Santa Clara, an $8 billion development, is considered to be Silicon Valley's biggest private mixed-use project.
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San Jose Looks To Limit Foreign Influence In Elections
“The intention is to close loopholes, increase transparency and create accountability.”
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Former San Jose Sports Reporter Gets Two-Year Restraining Order
A San Jose court has issued a restraining order against former Mercury News reporter Paul Gackle, ending a long legal battle with the paper.
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Homeless Advocates Claim Milpitas Mayor Stonewalls Solutions
The homeless crisis in Milpitas might be headed for a dead end.
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San Jose's Darlene Tenes Makes Sure Farmworkers Are Appreciated
While efforts were made to help essential workers during the COVID-19 pandemic, one of those core groups—farmworkers—was overlooked.
