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Longtime San Jose Political Staffer Enters D1 Supervisor Race
A former political staffer and case manager is entering the race for Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors District 1.
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Santa Clara County Could Commandeer Controversial Cement Plant
A Santa Clara County supervisor wants the government to take control of a controversial cement quarry near Cupertino.
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San Jose Homeless Residents Say Nonprofit Broke Promises
Some unhoused people who received temporary housing after being swept off land owned by Apple are now worried they'll end up on the street.
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Nearly One Person A Day Died On Silicon Valley Streets
In one of the world's wealthiest regions, 30 people died in the streets over the span of a month.
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Cannabis Could Be Coming To San Jose Retail Centers
San Jose cannabis enthusiasts may be starting the year off on a high.
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San Jose Breaks Ground On Affordable Housing In Police Parking Lot
“Our path forward will be some combination of innovation and aspiration.”
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Indoor Mask Mandate To Stay In Santa Clara County—For Now
Those who are vaccinated for COVID can frequent public indoor settings without wearing a mask starting on Feb. 16.
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Santa Clara County Community College Students Prefer Online Classes
Faculty at many of these schools warned administration that school surveys showed students were not ready to return to campus.
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San Jose Flood Victims Await Relief Five Years Later
San Jose residents who suffered through a disastrous flood enjoyed a significant courtroom victory.
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Santa Clara County Puts Funds Toward Disaster Service Workers
Santa Clara County is adding scores of permanent workers who can focus on delivering COVID-19 aid to residents amid an ongoing pandemic.
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Fremont Official Claims Mayor Denied Recognizing Black Colleges
“They paved the way for African-Americans to be able to go into higher education,” said Councilmember Teresa Cox.
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Santa Clara County Supervisors Approve Millions For Affordable Housing
Several affordable housing projects are coming to Santa Clara County as officials race to build more homes to address growing homelessness.
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San Jose Approves Park Plan To Keep Homeless Out Of Flight Path
San Jose approved plans to build a prototype park, Guadalupe Gardens, to help prevent homeless camps from popping up again.
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Going To An Event In San Jose? You'll Likely Need A COVID Booster
San Jose's COVID-19 booster mandate for those attending large events at city-owned facilities is officially in effect.
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Santa Clara County To Put $75.5 Million Toward Affordable Housing
Several affordable housing projects might be coming to Santa Clara County soon.
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Top Lobbyists Give The Max To Most San Jose Mayoral Candidates
The San Jose mayoral race is just getting started, but lobbyist donations are already flowing in.
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The Biz Beat: San Jose's Cup And Saucer Serves Up Comfort Food
January marked the restaurant’s 30th anniversary.
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Silicon Valley Transit Workers Upset Over COVID Vaccine Policy
Outraged VTA employees are taking their leaders to task over a mandate requiring them to get vaccinated for COVID-19 by the end of April.
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Santa Clara County COVID Spike, Rent Evictions Equal Double Whammy
As COVID-19 infections spiked across Silicon Valley over the winter, evictions continued to pile up.
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New State Law Yields No Housing Projects In San Jose—Yet
San Jose residents have yet to use a law that lets them build denser developments in single-family neighborhoods—at least for now.
