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Escalating Sign Spat Riles San Jose District 9 Candidates
Campaign signs go missing in just about every election cycle in San Jose — and accusations begin to swirl of theft and sabotage.
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Santa Clara Shifts Minor Public Right-Of-Way Changes To Staff
The plan is going back to staff for revisions after feedback from residents and councilmembers, including exploring an appeal process.
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High Gas Prices Gouge Silicon Valley Households
Consumers are spending more to fill their tanks, leaving them with less money to spend elsewhere as energy prices push up inflation.
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Silicon Valley Lawmakers Want Trump Removed Under 25th Amendment
Zoe Lofgren warned that the president’s “erratic behavior” and “cognitive decline” have threatened the lives of millions of people.
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Mountain View's NASA Ames Plays Role In Moon Mission
Yesterday, astronauts embarked on a journey that will take them farther into space than any human has ever traveled.
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Special Education Cuts Could Strain Teachers In Santa Clara County
The Board of Education is expected to vote on the layoffs in June when it adopts a budget for the next fiscal year.
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Silicon Valley's Tech World Takes Center Stage In State Politics
Two electoral fights have shaped the “Valley of Heart’s Delight” into combative territory.
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San Jose Filmmakers Create Space To Support Women
“We’re very, very clear and forward about this being women-owned and operated,” Creason-Valencia told San José Spotlight. “
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UPDATE: San Jose Prepares To Strip Public Tributes To Cesar Chavez
The San Jose Rules and Open Government Committee unanimously approved moving the early stages of taking Chavez’s name off city-owned sites.
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San Jose Prepares To Strip Public Tributes To Cesar Chavez
San Jose has begun to firm up plans to remove his name and likeness from publicly-owned properties that honor the late labor leader.
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The Biz Beat: San Jose's Sixth Street Burger Is A Smash
Chef Ivan Plata developed the burger by testing it out in the kitchen of local eateries, cooking it up and handing out samples at the bar.
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Only Two Santa Clara County Races Are Competitive
Several top Santa Clara County officials are running for reelection unchallenged this year, but two incumbents will fight over their seats.
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Spurred By Neighbors, City Council Limits Palo Alto Commons Expansion
Neighbors succeeded Monday, urging the Palo Alto City Council to limit the expansion of an assisted living facility that faces their homes.
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Larger Whole Foods To Open In Los Gatos
A new Whole Foods Market is about to open in Los Gatos, with a spacious hot-food bar, indoor seating and a mural. of local birds.
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San Jose To Clear Its Largest Homeless Camp — Again
San Jose is clearing one of its most infamous homeless camps again, in what city officials claim will be the last time.
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Will Santa Clara County Give Reparations To Black Residents?
Santa Clara County officials will explore a reparations policy that could compensate Black residents for historic human rights violations.
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Doan Nabs Dual Endorsements In San Jose District 7 Race
In addition to Nguyen and Garcia, Doan is also facing a challenge from East Side Union High School District Trustee Van Le.
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Mountain View Police Turn Off License Plate Cameras After Breach
All of Mountain View’s license plate cameras are being disabled, effective immediately, police announced this afternoon.
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Cupertino's Sheriff Contract Hike Upends Budget
Cupertino is looking at a problematic increase in its contract with the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office, its public safety arm.
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Santa Clara County Fair Date Change Hurts Youth Farmers
The county fair will no longer happen in the traditional month of July. Instead, it will be held Aug. 19-23 to accommodate vendor schedules.
