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San Jose Church May Not Be Able To Save Food Pantry
San Jose is forcing Lighthouse Ministries Food Pantry to pay thousands of dollars to bring its operation into compliance.
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San Jose Files Rare Gun Restraining Order Against 13-Year-Old
Police turned to a civil procedure normally used to remove guns from violent or suicidal adults.
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Gomez: California Named Worst ‘Judicial Hellhole'
Locally-owned businesses, whether franchises or independent, are the backbone of our local and statewide economies.
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A New Year And A Rough Start For San Jose Traffic Fatalities
The San Jose Police Department recorded the city’s fourth traffic collision fatality of the year on Jan. 12.
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Santa Clara County Sheriff Faces Grand Jury Accusation, No Plea Yet
Santa Clara County Sheriff Laurie Smith, who spoke only a few words during the hearing, agreed to waive her right to a trial within 60 days.
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Advocates Drum Up Support For Ranked-Choice Voting In San Jose
Better Elections San Jose has been educating city officials about allowing voters to rank their choices for candidates in local elections.
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Santa Clara County Residents Swamp Emergency Rooms For COVID Tests
Emergency rooms in hospitals across the South Bay are overwhelmed, tying up resources for those with imminent needs.
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Gov. Newsom Touts Transportation Goals In Santa Clara
Gov. Newsom joined officials in Santa Clara to promote some transportation and infrastructure investments in his budget package.
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Palo Alto Police Chief Enters Race For Santa Clara County Sheriff
The top law enforcement officer from Palo Alto is joining the race for Santa Clara County sheriff.
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The Biz Beat: For 40-Plus Years, Hicklebee's In San Jose Has Brought Stories To Life
A magical place for children.
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Silicon Valley Candidate Ends State Campaign, Endorses Progressive Opponent
State Senate hopeful Jaime Raul Zepeda is ending his campaign and instead throwing his support behind fellow candidate Aisha Wahab.
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Santa Clara County Politicians Want To Dramatically Expand COVID Testing
With COVID-19 infections skyrocketing in Santa Clara County, officials want to make it easier for residents to get tested for the virus.
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Former San Jose Assistant Police Chief Jumps Into Sheriff's Race
A former police officer is stepping into the increasingly crowded election for Santa Clara County sheriff.
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San Jose Requires COVID Boosters For Workers, Visitors At City Facilities
San Jose is the largest city in the state to require its employees and visitors of events at city-owned venues to show proof of a booster.
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Santa Clara County Petition Sparks EPA Inquiry Of Leaded Aviation Fuel
“Today is a landmark milestone in the long effort to ban leaded aviation fuel.”
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San José Spotlight Receives Half-Million Grant From American Journalism Project
Over the next three years, the team at AJP will work with San José Spotlight to provide mentorship and support to achieve its growth.
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San Jose Vietnamese Residents Celebrate New Community Garden
Roughly 50 residents joined Councilmember Maya Esparza in celebrating the opening of the community garden Saturday morning.
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UPDATE: Developer Drops Proposal For 6-Story Hotel On Winchester Boulevard
The proposal is in compliance with the city’s vision, but the project is not right for the neighborhood, Vice Mayor Chappie Jones said.
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Op-Ed: San Jose's New District Map Silences Some Communities Of Color
The end result suppresses the votes of African/African American ancestry, Asian and Latino voters and renters.
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Santa Clara County Supervisors Still Waiting To Hear Jail Recommendations
As the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors reconvenes for its first meeting of the year, one topic it won't address is the jail system.
