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SAN FRANCISCO — The cityscape resembles the surface of a distant planet, populated by a masked alien culture. The air, … Continue reading Warmer. Burning. Epidemic-challenged. Expensive. California Compromise.
A rush to return to pre-pandemic life means giving up chances to make necessary improvements to how cities work. Source: Return … Continue reading Return to Normal Will Sacrifice Innovation
Even as long-term solutions for homelessness in Santa Clara County gain momentum and support, emergency measures are lacking and likely … Continue reading New panel begins to tackle emergency needs of homeless in Santa Clara County
Qmunity District will create a welcoming, inclusive and affirming place for LGBTQ+ people in Downtown San Jose. Source: San Jose … Continue reading San Jose gets its first LGBTQ-designated area
A new book examines the cost of “innovation speak” and how exporting startup values to the rest of our economy … Continue reading How Silicon Valley turned true innovation into a delusion
Santa Clara County advises businesses to seek legal counsel for customer COVID-19 issues | News | Palo Alto Online | … Continue reading Santa Clara County advises businesses to seek legal counsel for customer COVID-19 issues
Tens of thousands of Indians work in California’s Silicon Valley, most of them are from upper castes. Read more from … Continue reading A New Kind Of Employment Discrimination Emerges As South Asians Conquer Silicon Valley
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For several hours after coming back from the campus health center, Isael Corona’s nose was itchy and runny. He wasn’t … Continue reading College coronavirus testing varies by system, campus | Local News Matters
State data report more than 320 coronavirus cases have been associated with Bay Area day care facilities. Read more from … Continue reading Here’s how many coronavirus cases have been linked with Bay Area child care centers
State data report more than 320 coronavirus cases have been associated with Bay Area day care facilities. Read more from … Continue reading Here’s how many coronavirus cases have been linked with Bay Area child care centers
Source: South Bay community college instructor arrested for allegedly sending death threats to Santa Clara County health officer Dr. Sara … Continue reading South Bay community college instructor arrested for allegedly sending death threats to Santa Clara County health officer Dr. Sara Cody – ABC7 San Francisco
A blog about events, development, culture, arts, and news in San Jose. Source: The San Jose Blog: Developing Downtown San … Continue reading Developing Downtown San Jose
If there is one thing that we know right now, it is that we are on the brink of a … Continue reading Six Steps to Deploy Your DE&I Initiative With Funds You Already Have
Downtowns across the country are in upheaval, but San Jose’s downtown is in a particularly difficult position as the coronavirus … Continue reading Mapping Downtown San Jose’s Road to Recovery | San Jose Inside
With California cities under mounting pressure to boost housing density, a new report suggests that coveted single-family neighborhoods may be … Continue reading Single-family housing in the Bay Area linked to more racially segregated cities: report
As mayors of big cities in California, we cannot ignore an unacceptable fact which the COVID-19 pandemic has only exacerbated. … Continue reading California legislators should pass bill to compel cities to end homelessness
(AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana) ASSOCIATED PRESS In the ultra-competitive Silicon Valley tech sector, filled with big egos and multibillionaires, Jack … Continue reading Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey Partners With U.S. Mayors To Offer Free Income To Their Residents
For decades San Jose ’s mayor has lacked the powers afforded to other big-city counterparts across the country. But that … Continue reading SJ Mayor Unveils Measure to Expand Powers of His Office
After spending two months and more than $1.3 million repairing dozens of dilapidated state-owned trailers for homeless residents, San Jose … Continue reading San Jose spent $1.3 million on trailers for homeless. A month later, the site was shut down.