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Monday, April 20, 2026

A look inside San Jose politics and culture

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VTA Poised to Appoint New General Manager and CEO

If given the green light in a special meeting Friday, Gonot's first day, complete with a $350,000 base salary, would be July 12.

With more than 75% of eligible people at least partially vaccinated, health officials said it’s safe to go to the office.

The shortage is another unlikely ripple effect of the pandemic that has hampered the supply pipeline for businesses, from bikes to boba tea.

The haul in the state’s leading journalism contest included seven first-place awards, three runners up, four third-place finishes and more.

Bars in both counties will also be allowed to reopen indoors at 25% capacity or 100 people.

Vaccinations were for vulnerable populations, but links shut down when news spread. Residents who entered their info struggled to get answers.

The MTC adopted austerity budgets through July 1, but advocates say they are fed up with waiting for service increases.

Santa Clara County leaders want eligible youth to get vaccinated, and they’re pulling out all the stops to make sure it happens.

Facebook’s Oversight Board said the ongoing risk of violence “justified” the suspension.

The East San Jose Covid Relief Fun has raised about $50,000 to give no-strings-attached grants to small businesses.

Santa Clara County Assessor Larry Stone’s affinity for antiquated colloquialisms has turned into a hog-wild debacle.

So far, political fundraisers have set up six campaign committees to spend on either side of the still-unofficial recall election.

Japantown residents have stepped up to protect seniors and businesses from violence and petty crimes that locals say are on the rise.

The study released last week found that women who had Covid-19 during their pregnancy were more than 50% more likely to experience complications.

The county hopes to purchase and build homes on several sites to reach its goal of 4,800 new units by 2027.

After the 2020 Garlic Festival was cancelled, volunteers worked to reimagine Gilroy’s signature event with new public health protocols.