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Wednesday, September 23, 2026

A look inside San Jose politics and culture

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SJPD Officer Accused of Fraud, Wage Theft, Tax Evasion

Robert Foster allegedly used his private security firm to commit fraud, evade taxes, steal wages and launder about $18 million.

The Santa Clara County Family Court has been inundated with divorce filings amid an uptick in intimate partner violence.

The DA would have begun the grand jury proceedings sooner had the pandemic not forced a months-long shutdown of the courts.

The complaint claims San Jose failed to teach officers how to use reasonable crowd-control tactics, exposing bystanders to excessive force.

An interview inspired by Maasai Jones (no relation to Chappie) and a poem he wrote before his passing, “A Diet Racist.”

A Willow Glen couple that breeds French bulldogs is asking the public to help them find who broke into their home at gunpoint on Monday.

The DA found evidence of one possible crime committed by the Del Terra Group, but the statute of limitations had already expired.

In the wake of the nationwide anti-racist protests, the cannabis industry has been confronted with the reality that it, too, has racial issues.

The new directive on gatherings prohibits all indoor gatherings but will still allow outdoor gatherings of up to 60 people.

None of this would have been a problem if the cannabis industry, like every other legal business in the U.S., had access to banking.

Two of the seven individuals charged in the eBay cyberstalking case are former police captains with the Santa Clara Police Department.

AB 2542 would prohibit the state from convicting or imposing a sentence based on race, ethnicity or national origin.

Frank Ponciano and Derrick Sanderlin, who spent years teaching police to check subconscious biases, now wonder if SJPD is too broken to fix.

The BearCat has been on the Campbell Police Department’s wish list ever since it returned a V150 armored rescue vehicle to the DOD.

The decisions free up hundreds of thousands of dollars to help students during a public health crisis that forces them to learn from home.

The city’s decision to “demobilize” FEMA trailers for the unhoused can only be summed up as a shameful debacle lacking any transparency.