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Former San Jose hotel houses 700 college students
Hundreds of college students will soon be able to call downtown San Jose home, thanks to the quick renovations of…
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$20B Bay Area housing bond lawsuit may not matter
A former San Jose official is taking regional leaders to court over the wording of a $20 billion affordable housing…
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How progressive are Silicon Valley congressional candidates?
Santa Clara County’s hottest congressional race may come down to which of two establishment Democrats can expand their base and capture…
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Coyote Valley preserve south of San Jose will be easier to access
With a multimillion-dollar funding infusion, Coyote Valley Open Space Preserve will become more accessible to those with disabilities through enhanced…
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San Jose school districts forced to consider campus closures
Declining enrollment rates are forcing school districts across San Jose to stare down campus closures and sharp budget cuts. California…
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Ex-San Jose official lobbies for private hospital she spoke out against
Magdalena Carrasco, a former San Jose councilmember, once joined protests against one company’s hold over health care on the East…
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Silicon Valley female candidates could see boost from Harris campaign
LaNiece Jones first met Vice President Kamala Harris in the 1990s, when they were chapter members of Black Women Organized…
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Silicon Valley LGBTQ+ student safety at risk with state lawsuit
LGBTQ+ students in California will have legal protection against being outed at school starting next year, but not everyone’s on…
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Silicon Valley’s most vulnerable live in filthy homes
When Azazel Holmkvist was placed in a squalid home on East San Fernando Street, his case manager told him there…
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Silicon Valley congressional candidates clash on poll results
Two new polls in one of the Bay Area’s hottest congressional races favor San Jose’s former mayor over a Silicon…
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San Jose mayor’s staffer sues over communist label
A worker in the San Jose mayor’s office is caught in a political storm surging through Little Saigon’s war refugee…
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San Jose cultural leader’s death shocks community
Chris Esparza always wanted to run a nightclub in his hometown of San Jose, friends and business partners told San…
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Silicon Valley BART expansion has multimillion-dollar shortfall
Federal funding will be flowing into Silicon Valley to help expand BART service to Santa Clara, but the revenue is…
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San Jose advocates call for delay on parks parcel tax
San Jose officials are weighing a potential ballot measure for the November election that would fund millions for parks maintenance…
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Silicon Valley transit service wins international award
A Silicon Valley transit agency is gaining international recognition for its service during some of its most tumultuous and violent times. But advocates…
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Health advocates want to pause San Jose hospital expansion
A San Jose hospital wants to construct two new hospital wings in a more than 1 million-square-foot expansion to satisfy…
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Silicon Valley state candidates almost even in donations
Thousands of dollars are backing two longtime Sacramento insiders, who have stepped into the limelight in a race to represent…
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Santa Clara County candidates fill their campaign war chests
The race for Santa Clara County’s most powerful governing body has candidates pulling in hundreds of thousands of dollars to…
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San Jose school bond could fund teacher housing
San Jose’s largest school district is counting on voters to approve more than $1 billion to upgrade facilities and house…
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Cupertino to upgrade bike lanes along major road
Cupertino is gearing up to give cyclists a safety boost on one of its busiest roads. De Anza Boulevard is…
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