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Olympic Black Power Statue is Site of San José State Students Protest for Palestine
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From San Jose Spotlight...
After decades of residents requesting historic status, San Jose is starting the process to create a new city landmark district — the first since 2007.
San Jose needs millions of dollars it doesn't have to clear homeless residents from city waterways and place them into temporary shelter. Officials are considering raiding an affordable housing fund to make it happen.
From The Mercury News...
More than 100 Santa Clara County seniors struggling with the cost of living will have a place to call home in downtown San Jose within the next few years.
A brewing battle in the California courts may lift San Jose from the mandates of a controversial law that ended exclusionary single-family zoning statewide.
San Jose is expanding its language translation options in public meetings by using artificial intelligence.
From San Jose Inside...
One day after the downtown altercation, NAACP chapter President Rev. Jethroe Moore sent an email to acting Police Chief Paul Joseph critical of the arrest of the alleged attacker.
San Jose Councilmember Bien Doan wants to create a sex trafficking awareness campaign in public restrooms throughout the city.
A looming budget shortfall in San Jose means looming threats of layoffs at City Hall.
A homeless housing project is coming to South San Jose, and city officials want to clear the area of unsheltered encampments before it's built.
San Jose councilmembers are supposed show who they’re meeting with behind closed doors — but their public calendars lack vital details and skirt the spirit of transparency.
Eddie Aubrey, currently working with the Richmond Police Department, has been investigating police misconduct since 2016
San Jose has appointed a new independent police watchdog after months of scandal and instability plagued the office responsible for investigating officer malfeasance.
A multimillion-dollar work backlog in San Jose is leaving empty spaces where playground equipment used to be, basketball courts eroded and turf riddled with holes from squirrels and gophers.
San Jose is updating its 311 app that tracks resident complaints to more efficiently address thousands of requests about abandoned vehicles.
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