Kevin Park chalks up issues regarding loans, document signatures and AWOL forms to not being a “professional politician."
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San Jose’s Most Vulnerable Formerly Unhoused Residents Fighting to Stay in Motel Rooms
The SureStay Hotel near Mineta San Jose International Airport is proving to be anything but that for formerly unhoused residents, whom the city of San Jose wants to charge $627 per month—about 66% of many tenants’ monthly income.
City of San José to Receive More Than $20 Million From California State Budget
The city will use state funds to buy equipment for emergency services, transportation infrastructure and protection of regional wildlands.
San Jose Moves to Leverage $3.2 Million in HUD Grants to Ease Homelessness
The City of San José said it will leverage federal emergency housing vouchers, HOME funding, and County Measure A funds to deliver 1,134 re-housing units, 683 bridge transitional units, and 861 newly-built permanent homes over the next year.
Opinion: Why Does Housing Take So Long to Build?
Former San Jose Councilor and Santa Clara County Supervisor candidate Johnny Khamis shares his perspective on construction delays
“Drinks-to-go’ Bill OK’d by Legislature, Heads to Newsom for Signature
Restaurants across California have taken to using to-go alcohol as a way to bolster sales.
Jobless Benefits End This Weekend for Gig Workers
The cutoff of unemployment benefits will primarily affect two groups of people: gig workers, the self-employed and those ineligible for typical unemployment insurance; and those who used up their standard benefits but were still unable to find a job.
San Jose to Consider Mandating Proof of Vaccine for Most Events at City-Owned Facilities
The proposal by San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo would apply to all staff as well as attendees at events at the SAP Center, the Center for Performing Arts and McEnery Convention Center with more than 50 people.
Pressed, Stressed, Understaffed: Baristas and Coffee Roasters Are Quietly Burning Out
The Covid-19 pandemic and its accompanying restrictions and prejudices exacerbated issues for cafes across Santa Clara County
Santa Clara County Supervisors Want Feds to Investigate Sheriff, She Says ‘Bring It On’
The supervisors’ action came one day after San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo called on Smith to resign immediately in the face of recent scandals and lawsuits.
New ‘Lambda’ Coronavirus Strain Detected in California
A new strain of the coronavirus has been found in California. But no need to worry, experts say, since Lambda is rarely detected, and Delta dominates.
Caltrain to Cut All September Fares, Add Weekday and Weekend Trains
Caltrain still has a way to go before its ridership returns to pre-COVID-19 levels, reporting 12% of pre-pandemic levels and 40% weekend pre-pandemic numbers, when it counted 65,000 total riders on weekdays
California Orders All Teachers and School Staff to Get Vaccinated or Be Tested
California’s Department of Public Health announces first-in-the-nation rules to stop the spread of COVID-19, effective Aug. 12.
COVID Patients in California Hospitals Have Doubled, Santa Clara County Growth Is Slower
More than 5,300 people with COVID-19 were hospitalized in California on Sunday, almost twice the number two weeks earlier.
VTA Union Says Managers Are Pressing Too Hard to Return to San Jose Offices
VTA light-rail service continues to be suspended, as the mass transit agency is still reeling from the murders of nine VTA employees May 26 by a co-worker who shot and killed himself.
As California Schools Reopen, Will There Be A Surge in Independent Study?
Californias school districts are required to provide an independent study option, but quality is likely to vary among districts.
