San Jose mayor solidifies his majority on city council, while Sonoma State’s steep budget cuts spark controversy ...
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Philbrick: Transit is crucial for emergency preparednessDozens of San Jose firefighters have headed south to help contain the wildfires raging across Los Angeles County, while San ...
The City Council pledged an undetermined amount of new financial support for the Rapid Response Network, co-founded by the ...
On almost any given day, abandoned shopping carts can be seen cluttering San Jose streets, clogging waterways or littering parks — with some 2,000 retrieved every year. San Jose leaders have finally ...
San Jose municipal code requires retailers with 26 or more carts to submit a prevention plan to the city annually that ...
San Jose leaders have committed to supporting the immigrant community but have avoided calling the city a “sanctuary.” ...
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San Jose council appointment helps mayor’s agendaThe mayor of the Bay Area’s largest city may have scored a limited window to push through his agenda with the temporary ...
San Jose leaders have committed to supporting the immigrant community but have avoided calling the city a “sanctuary.” ...
“I don’t typically use the word ‘sanctuary,’ because I think it obfuscates more than it illuminates,” Mahan told Playbook. “We’ve got to try to use less rhetoric and do less performative politics, and ...
Audiences at Silicon Valley government meetings are running into an increasingly common rule: no applause.
San Jose officials plan to make one neighborhood a "no return zone" for homeless people after hearing safety concerns from residents -- but the mayor couldn't confirm a date.
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr has launched an investigation into KCBS-AM after the Audacy station broadcast details of undercover ...
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