As part of its sweeping public health order, Santa Clara county has made recreational cannabis dispensaries illegal again.
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Like a Petri Dish: Tens of Thousands of California Inmates at Risk of COVID-19 Infection
An infectious disease’s transmissibility is defined as its reproduction rate. And the novel coronavirus virus is very good at reproducing.
Op-Ed: War May End in Yemen, But It Now Faces a Public Health Crisis of Pandemic Proportions
Yemen has known for years what it’s like to live in fear. It can not survive if COVID-19 enters. The stakes are so much higher now.
Incomplete Testing Blurs Full Picture of COVID-19 Outbreak
As Santa Clara County public health authorities battle a mounting pandemic, what they don’t know can actually hurt us.
Silicon Valley Coronavirus Updates: March 13, 2020
All this pandemic news is overwhelming. We’ll do our best to keep you up to date on how COVID-19 is impacting life in Santa Clara County.
Valley Palms Landlord Agrees to Tenant Demands in Exchange for $120M in Tax-Free Refinancing
At the the city of San Jose’s behest, KDF Communities agreed to allocate $15.7 million in bond revenue for property upgrades and tighter security.
Susan Hammer Transformed City’s Political Landscape
Former San Jose Mayor Susan Hammer, a key figure in the revitalization of San Jose’s downtown, died Saturday at the age of 81.
Election 2020: Three Candidates Vie for Open Seat in SJ’s D10
Jenny Higgins Bradanini, Matt Mahan and Helen Wang are vying to replace Councilman Johnny Khamis in the Almaden Valley district.
Election 2020: Labor-Aligned Incumbent Faces Business-Backed Challenger in SJ’s D2
In San Jose’s District 2, Councilman Sergio Jimenez is defending his incumbency against business-backed Jonathan Fleming.
Pres Finally Probes Mishandling of Sexual Abuse Claims as SJPD Quietly Closes Its Own Case
As the private Catholic school proceeds with an external inquiry, local law enforcement quietly put their own case to rest.
Lawsuit: Garlic Fest Should Have Used DHS Safety Guidelines
The Garlic Festival Association in a statement declined to say whether it implemented the DHS guide cited in the Nov. 12 lawsuit.
New SJPD Recruits Serve the Homeless on Thanksgiving Day
Academy recruits got a chance to pay things forward by serving the homeless at the African American Community Service Agency.
San Jose Puts Finishing Touches on ‘Tiny Homes’ for the Homeless
The cluster of 40 miniature sleeping cabins is part of a pilot program to provide shelter for the South Bay’s growing homeless population.
Couple Pleads Guilty in $4M Arson, Insurance Fraud Case
All told, Tyler and Kim Chen attempted to claim nearly $5.7 million in damages, of which $4 million was paid out by five insurance companies.
Jenny Higgins Bradanini Wins Silicon Valley Democratic Club Endorsement in SJ’s D10 Race
The Bay Area Women’s March president snagged the coveted endorsement by a 46-17 margin over ex-Brigade CEO Matt Mahan.
New South Bay Center Helps Young Women Caught Up in Criminal Justice System
The Young Women’s Freedom Center aims to end incarceration for girls and young adults in Santa Clara County.
