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February cultural events in San Jose
The Silicon Valley Business Journal has a list of notable cultural events in San Jose this month. MACLA gallery is hosting a figure drawing on Feb 12th starting at 6:45pm. Opera San Jose is ...
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From San Jose Spotlight...
San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan said the Los Angeles wildfires created a rare opportunity for the state to build tens of thousands of new homes for displaced residents while simultaneously tackling the housing crisis.
Street closures, lower speed limits and designated “school zones” with car restrictions during drop-off times are among the measures that make up Palo Alto’s new plan to eliminate traffic fatalities and serious injuries.
Santa Clara’s George F. Haines International Swim Center has been closed for more than a year, leaving the city’s aquatics community and legacy foundering.
From San Jose Inside...
The lawsuit seeks to, once again, block the Trump Administration’s attempt to illegally withhold federal funding and commandeer local law to enforce of federal immigration laws.
For nearly a decade, Mountain View has poured money into programs and services to try and turn the tide of homelessness in the city. But it still has not been enough to stave off housing insecurity for a large number of residents.
From Palo Alto Online...
From Local News Matters...
Santa Clara County’s largest water agency has begun banning homeless encampments on its property, reversing a commitment to let nonprofits and advocates do outreach prior to enforcing its new policy.
An older adult community in Los Gatos is on its way toward a major overhaul, providing what officials said are much-needed homes.
SJSU, the University of Pennsylvania and the Massachusetts high school athletic association are cited as violators of the Trump Administration’s Feb. 5 executive order banning transgender athletes.
From Los Gatan...
The Santa Clara County Board of Education’s (SCCBOE) search for the next Santa Clara County Office of Education’s (SCCOE) next superintendent of schools is moving into an active recruitment phase after the Board of Education adopted a timeline and job description for the position at its Jan. 15 meeting.
From Gilroy Dispatch...
The Rotary Club of Gilroy, at a Jan. 28 meeting at the Lodge on the Hill, celebrated the recipients of $70,000 in grants for local schools and organizations.
Mountain View’s mobile home park tenants scored a big win Tuesday evening, following a yearslong effort to get the city to offer more rent control protections and cap annual rent increases below the rate of inflation.
A new proposal to enhance car-free California Avenue with planters, road improvements and a playful “modern optimism” aesthetic won a warm reception on Monday night from Palo Alto’s elected leaders, whose chief regret was that the work hadn’t been done sooner.
San Jose’s historic St. James Park is one step closer to joining a national nonprofit’s network of outdoor music venues fashioned from neglected public spaces.
From The Mercury News...
From Mountain View Voice...
San Jose wants to "piggyback" off a partnership with Milpitas and a private company to tackle thousands of abandoned shopping carts.
A coalition of California colleges including San Jose State University could manage a landmark investment by Google and the state to fund local newsrooms.
From Morgan Hill Times...
City officials from across the U.S. converged on Morgan Hill's MOHI Ranch Jan. 30 to share strategies for helping low-income residents climb the economic ladder, as part of a national initiative to boost financial mobility in local communities.
Another San Jose school district is set to close several campuses due to an extensive budget deficit.
San Jose voters living downtown will decide in April who they want to represent them on the City Council for the next two years.
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