After tense negotiations marked by charges of sabotage and retaliation, San Jose police have reached a tentative agreement with the city for a significant pay raise over the next three years. The deal still needs to be approved by the union and City Council, which could happen later this month. If approved, San Jose Police... The post San Jose police reach tentative pay agreement amid tension appeared first on San José Spotlight.| San José Spotlight
San Jose elected leaders are set to raise how much they can accept in gifts from business and labor interests, arguing it will save taxpayers money. The City Council on Tuesday will decide whether to raise its gift limits from $50 to $200, which equates to a higher number of free meals or tickets they... The post San Jose leaders want higher limit for gifts appeared first on San José Spotlight.| San José Spotlight
San Jose is being recognized as the nation’s safest major city, but officials say there’s still work to be done. A report by financial tech company SmartAsset has ranked San Jose safest out of the 50 largest U.S. cities based on several factors, including violent crimes, traffic fatalities per 100,000 residents, median income and housing... The post Report: San Jose is safest large city in the U.S. appeared first on San José Spotlight.| San José Spotlight
Jtown Pizza Co. is shuttering after six years in Japantown, with its owners buried in debt from city red tape over historic buildings. The closure has sparked fears for the family’s financial future and their other businesses in the neighborhood. It has also renewed debate over preservation in San Jose. Owners Jordan and Rina Trigg... The post San Jose restaurant closure is symptomatic of larger problem appeared first on San José Spotlight.| San José Spotlight
VTA's Sam Sargent on the past, present and future of transit in the South Bay.| Streetsblog USA
VTA's Sam Sargent on the past, present and future of transit in the South Bay.| Streetsblog New York City
San Jose is looking for a new e-scooter partner after negotiations with the exclusive vendor fell through. Scooter users were surprised to see an announcement in the Spin app last week, saying it would end services on Aug. 27 in San Jose. City officials said they declined to renew the company’s permit because Spin never... The post San Jose on the hunt for new e-scooter provider appeared first on San José Spotlight.| San José Spotlight
One business corridor near downtown San Jose wants to attract more people with financial support from property owners. A community benefit improvement district (CBID) has been formed along The Alameda to enhance the area’s safety, provide cleaner streets and attract more businesses. Property owners along The Alameda, from Schiele to Stockton avenues, will invest more... The post San Jose business corridor forms district to fund improvements appeared first on San José Spotlight.| San José Spotlight
The bishop-designate serves as vicar general and chancellor of the Diocese of San Jose and is also pastor of St. Elizabeth of Portugal Parish in Milpitas, CA. The post Pope appoints Filipino-born Father Andres "Andy" C. Ligot as San Jose auxiliary bishop first appeared on Angelus News.| Local - Angelus News
Former San Jose City Councilmember Omar Torres, who was convicted in April of molesting a younger male relative, faced a fraught sentencing hearing Friday in which his victim yelled at him and called him a "monster."| SFist - San Francisco News, Restaurants, Events, & Sports
An accused man was dragged out of a Santa Clara County Superior Court courtroom by a bailiff during a recess, delaying resolution of his case to Tuesday.| Davis Vanguard
More than 100 people packed the Camden Community Center Wednesday to speak against a West Valley hotel converting to temporary homes for homeless women and children.| San José Spotlight
San Jose is doubling down on traffic safety, and red light runners and speeding drivers need to pump the brakes if they don't want to pay hundreds of dollars in fines.| San José Spotlight
Santa Clara County’s emergency medical services chief is denouncing the San Jose Fire Department for potential violations of federal law, after this news outlet exclusively reported that Chief Robert Sapien knew about firefighter narcotics thefts — which led to patients receiving drugs from tampered vials — for longer than the city has let on.| San José Spotlight
As local tech growth slows and companies expand more rapidly elsewhere, California’s oldest public university is approaching a turning point. San Jose State is trying to better serve growing demand for health care and social services jobs, which have seen the largest growth in Silicon Valley compared to other fields over the past three years.| San José Spotlight
San Jose’s proposed “Responsibility to Shelter” policy would allow police to arrest homeless people who refuse shelter offers.| Invisible People
Looking for the best cup of joe in San Jose? As a local coffee fanatic, allow me to take you on a caffeinated tour of my favorite coffee shops in the heart of Silicon Valley. From hip warehouse roasters to old-school institutions, San Jose’s coffee scene has something to satisfy all taste buds. In this... The post The Best Coffee Shops in San Jose California 2025 appeared first on This Bliss Life.| This Bliss Life
Happy Hollow Park & Zoo is a San Jose institution that has been around for years. Read on for all the info on Happy Hollow Park & Zoo.| This Bliss Life
Visiting San Jose California soon and not sure what to do? Here are 5 of the most unique places in San Jose that first time visitors should see!| This Bliss Life
San Jose has been clearing homeless encampments along city waterways, and is looking to do the same for people living under freeways.| San José Spotlight
Amid a budget shortfall, San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan wants to move money allocated to affordable housing toward temporary housing solutions — indefinitely.| San José Spotlight
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2024 MEDIA CONTACT: Rebecca Farmer, Change Consulting, rfstrategies@gmail.com Joint Statement from Bay Area Groups on Community Safety Following Election Results Today, Bay Rising, the Ella Baker Center for Human Rights, Filipino Advocates for Justice, Lift Up Contra Costa, Oakland Rising, San Francisco Rising, Silicon Valley Rising, and Urban Peace Movement […]| Bay Rising
A former staffer has filed suit against a San Jose church, claiming it ignored former youth pastor Brett Bymaster sexually abusing teen girls.| The Roys Report
This 5 day Costa Rica itinerary shares the best things to do! From top attractions to hidden gems, here is how to spend 5 days in Costa Rica.| Jessie on a Journey | Solo Female Travel Blog
The Stevens Creek Church of Scientology, which moved into its present building in 2005, recently held a grand re-opening ceremony to rededicate the building and highlight some impressive new improvements to their facilities. The Stevens Creek Ideal Org now is a totally state-of-the-art center, with factually impressive spaces designed for presenting fundamentals of the religion … More San Jose Church of Scientology Re-Opens with High-Tech New Facilities| Scientology Organizations Around the World
Want to find things to do for your birthday in San Jose? There are a lot of fun birthday ideas in San Jose!| Dymabroad
