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As votes were tallied on Super Tuesday, many political observers weren’t sure who would take the lead in Silicon Valley’s … Continue reading The Assembly candidate who surprised Silicon Valley: A sitdown with Bob Brunton
SAN JOSE, Calif. (KGO) — As more confirmed cases of coronavirus are reported, the situation may find shoppers thinking about … Continue reading Coronavirus Outbreak: Could it hurt ‘touch & feel’ shopping trends?
The city of San Jose just added a single new unit of housing, a one-bed, one-bath in-law unit measuring 500 … Continue reading How to build a home in San Jose in just 12 weeks
We were flying about 200 nautical miles off the coast of California when a voice over the headset reported a … Continue reading Drought or dangerous flooding? Research aims to tame atmospheric river risks — save California’s rain
SAN JOSE (KPIX) – The city of San Jose is trying to lure a cutting-edge recycling company to the area … Continue reading San Jose Hopes To Cut Plastic Waste With Cutting-Edge Recycling Facility
On the weekends, Salinas food truck owner Orlando Osornio, 30, and his wife, Denise, sell mile-high tortas, filled with California … Continue reading Latino small business owners are fastest-growing group of entrepreneurs in the U.S.
Though San Jose overall is the deadliest city in the South Bay for bicyclists, the most dangerous intersection in Santa Clara … Continue reading New Report ID’s Riskiest Cycling Spots in Santa Clara County
While most candidates are trying to climb the political ladder, Kansen Chu is doing the opposite — he is leaving … Continue reading Kansen Chu is fighting to make a difference in local politics – San José Spotlight
As community members and San Jose officials work to revamp development and growth plans around Diridon Station, one housing nonprofit … Continue reading Housing nonprofit to San Jose Diridon Station area planners: Go big
The city of San Jose officially adopted a Vision Zero policy in 2015. Based on policies developed in Sweden, the … Continue reading SPUR San Jose: Vision Zero Progress and Challenges
San Jose City Council hopeful Jonathan Fleming wants District 2 voters know he’s nothing like the incumbent, Sergio Jimenez. “It’s … Continue reading Jonathan Fleming highlights his tough-on-crime approach
Health officials advise of more possible cases of coronavirus Jana Katsuyama reports. SAN JOSE, Calif. – The Centers For Disease … Continue reading Santa Clara county officials are investigating how a 65 year-old woman contracted coronavirus
After losing to Supervisor Dave Cortese in 2008, former Sunnyvale Mayor Otto Lee is making another run for the District … Continue reading Otto Lee focuses on environmental justice in supervisorial race
San Jose might be known as the center of innovation and the tech capital of Silicon Valley, but for nearly … Continue reading San Jose awards $1 million in grants for increasing internet access to thousands of low-income residents
Replica’s tool melds cell phone and census data to help governments decide where to spend their money. Source: Alphabet spinoff … Continue reading Alphabet spinoff Replica wants to upend urban planning – protocol
In California, there are over 7 million individuals who go to work each day, follow the rules, and earn a … Continue reading Innovating for Equity: Anti-Poverty Nudges in California
Air pollution is an urban problem Cities Outlook 2020 takes an in-depth look at air pollution. We find that air … Continue reading Cities Outlook 2020
More than 1.5 million residents fled the Bay Area between 2010 and 2016 due in part to the rising cost-of-living, … Continue reading New report paints a bleak picture of displacement in San Jose
Why apprenticeships are the future of work https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2019/12/apprenticeships-future-work-4ir-training-reskilling/ With apprenticeship programs, government and the private sector can partner to train … Continue reading The future of work requires a return to apprenticeships
San Jose’s Safe Parking Ordinance allows businesses/non-profits to use their parking lots as nightly safe areas for families & individuals … Continue reading San Jose’s Safe Parking Ordinance allows businesses/non-profits to use their parking lots as nightly safe areas for families & individuals who sleep in their cars. If you’re a property owner interested in this, please contact us! sanjoseca.gov/your-governmen… https://t.co/S2i15uini0 — Hashtag.2017.09.02 via San Jose Community on Inoreader