San Jose wants to curb spike in homeless traffic deaths - San José Spotlight
A five-year data analysis conducted by a San Jose traffic safety program shows a sharp increase in homeless traffic fatalities from 2018 to 2022.| San José Spotlight
A five-year data analysis conducted by a San Jose traffic safety program shows a sharp increase in homeless traffic fatalities from 2018 to 2022.| San José Spotlight
San Jose could hand out more speeding tickets next year, thanks to a controversial bill bringing traffic cameras to several California cities.| San José Spotlight
San Jose is getting millions in federal dollars through a grant to make some of the city's most dangerous roads safer.| San José Spotlight
Bicycle safety is an ongoing challenge in the Bay Area, but San Jose is working to change that with street improvements for cyclists and pedestrians.| San José Spotlight
A San Jose task force aimed at finding ways to eliminate traffic deaths is folding at the end of the year — and while road safety improvements have been made, the city still has work to do in reducing fatalities.| San José Spotlight
