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Friday, April 24, 2026

A look inside San Jose politics and culture

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San Jose Still Hammering Out Details of Pension Reform Deal

The pension reform compromise San Jose voters passed last fall, which promised $42 million a year in savings, remains a work in progress.

Milpitas City Manager Tom Williams is seeking a court order Friday to block a records release that would show his $1 million demand.

County Supervisor Dave Cortese gamely endured an interview with Tucker Carlson to discuss a court victory for “sanctuary cities.”

Until San Jose’s “just cause” ordinance takes effect, the measure designed to protect renters puts them at greater risk of retaliation.

Nearly half of of San Jose’s elected leaders want to prevent landlords from discriminating against recipients of housing subsidies.

Low-level policy aides in San Jose have greater requirements for economic transparency than the president of the United States.

San Jose’s City Council on Tuesday will hold a contentious debate on new ways to protect tenants and hold landlords accountable.

Records show that a handful of Sunnyvale’s city directors have benefited from loans that are nearly impossible to find on the open market.

What we need in San Jose is a “just cause” protection, which would prevent landlords form ousting renters unless they had good reason to do so.

The City Council on Tuesday will consider relaxing requirements that have stymied the type of development prescribed by the General Plan.

A new lawsuit claims the city of Santa Clara’s at-large elections violate state law by systematically discriminating against Asian-Americans.

President Trump this week approved federal disaster aid to Santa Clara County and other parts of California affected by February floods.

San Jose’s search for a new independent police auditor begins in earnest this month, as Walter Katz will officially resign from the post Friday.

Complaints of price-gouging contractors and negligent landlords have prompted the city to consider taking legal action on behalf of residents.

Santa Clara Weekly failed to disclose to readers that its editorial staff runs a nonprofit that gets money from electeds and special interests.

Dramatic operating losses and reports of pension mismanagement have prompted a state audit of the 4C Council.