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UPDATE: San Jose To Explore Extending Voting Rights To Noncitizens
San Jose will explore a proposal to allow immigrants who are not U.S. citizens to participate in local elections.

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San Jose will explore a proposal to allow immigrants who are not U.S. citizens to participate in local elections.

San Jose is partnering with Valley Water to start a police patrol around the area that was once the region’s largest homeless encampment.
Two local lawmakers say they want local government to start addressing it.
The measure would give more than 200,000 noncitizen residents in San Jose a right to select new lawmakers and weigh in on different policies
COVID-19 has shined light on the existing gaps in our systems that have left us all exposed.
The COVID pandemic has highlighted what epidemiologists have known—correctional facilities concentrate disease and spread it to communities.
Advocates are upset that San Jose lawmakers have spent months denying body camera footage to a survivor of domestic violence.
Some VTA workers will see wage increases and a large bonus following approval of a new union contract with the public transit agency.
Rosemary Kamei is throwing her hat into the District 1 San Jose City Council race.
A stretch of Post Street in downtown San Jose closed for outdoor dining since 2020 will reopen to traffic by the end of this week.
A 6-story hotel on Winchester Boulevard may win the approval of the San Jose City Council, despite strong disapproval from residents.
San Jose lawmakers explored forming a public bank a few years ago, but it went nowhere.
Santa Clara County supervisor candidate Johnny Khamis is moving back into District 1 after a contentious redistricting process drew him out.
Large numbers of travelers braved Mineta San Jose International Airport over the holidays.
San Jose Councilmember Sylvia Arenas is running for Santa Clara County District 1 supervisor.
The Vietnamese American Roundtable is becoming a household name in the South Bay.
After canceling the homeless count in 2021, Santa Clara County is looking for volunteers to help gather census data later this month.
As the new year begins in California, so do a set of laws designed to better regulate police departments across the state.
Cash is flooding into San Jose's mayoral race—a sign the election is going to prove costly for all contenders.
The city halts plans to build an overpass that would cross over Interstate Highway 880.