Page Mill Road will be closed from 8am-5pm today and Friday, while crews repair a sinkhole along a stretch of the road between Paseo del Roble Drive near Moon Lane and Arastradero Road in Los Altos Hills. State Route 92 was closed early this morning in both directions along a 4-mile stretch between Skyline Boulevard and west to Pilarcitos Creek Road.
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150 Homeless Families in Santa Clara County to Receive $1,000 per Month for Two Years
The Silicon Valley Guaranteed Income Project will give 150 Santa Clara County families who are experiencing homelessness or unstable housing $1,000 per month in no-strings-attached cash assistance for 24 months.
In Unprecedented Law, CA Will Seal Most Criminal Records
The new law makes California the first state that will automatically seal most criminal records for those who complete their sentences.
Santa Clara County Reaches Agreement on Contract with Physicians, Nov. 1 Strike Canceled
The four-day strike would have shut down most non-emergency and outpatient services at Santa Clara County hospitals and clinics.
Public Health Physicians Authorize Strike at Santa Clara County Hospitals, Clinics
Physicians' union claim the county is ignoring poor working conditions in its health systems that affect patient care.
State’s Newest Housing Law Abolishes Some Parking Mandates
The new law prevents cities from requiring new developments near public transit to set aside space specifically for parking.
Downtown Association Was Established Before “Founding Leader” Scott Knies Arrived
When Scott Knies joined SJDA, it was already incorporated, Business Improvement District consultants had already been engaged, city funding had been approved, a dozen board meetings had been held and a diverse 23-member board representing the business community was hard at work.
San Jose Community Champion Joe Noonan Dies at 48; Celebration of Life Is Aug. 18
A tireless advocate for community organizations and projects, Joe most recently served in a leadership capacity with the Bay Area Furniture Bank, a non-profit that transports and donates surplus furniture to families in need.
Decision Day: Which Bills Did California Lawmakers Kill?
State legislators last week killed dozens of bills, including some controversial proposals on health care costs, social media regulation, pay transparency, climate change and much, more more.
What Kind of Leadership Does San Jose Need?
Dev Davis: A new era deserves a new type of leadership that can grab the opportunities of the moment and put the politics of division in our rear view mirror.
Santa Clara Police Warn of Phone Scam Impersonating Officer
According to recipients of the bogus calls, a male voice requests that individuals call the Lieutenant back with a case number and contact information. If you receive a similar call or voicemail, hang up immediately or delete the message.
What’s Up With the Crazy Housing Market?
Rising mortgage rates. Faltering home sales. Skyrocketing rents. Here’s how to make sense of a baffling real estate market.
San Jose Downtown Association Selects New CEO after Nationwide Search
The new CEO was selected after a nationwide search conducted by the HRS Executive Search firm to replace Knies, who has led the association for 34 years and retires in November as part of a planned transition.
Best Background Check Services In 2022 For Quick and Accurate Reports
Are you about to make a life-changing decision? Checking a person's background is crucial for making the correct determination. It's the only way to know that the person you're about to trust in your personal or professional life is who they claim to be.
California Wants to Force Insurers to Reward Homeowners for Fireproofing Homes
New rules proposed by California’s Department of Insurance would require insurers to take homeowners’ efforts to reduce wildfire risk into account when setting premiums. But they would still allow non-renewals.
Catholic Bishops Ask U.S. Supreme Court to Overturn California’s Sex Abuse Law
The Catholic Church says it could be forced to litigate hundreds or thousands of cases of sex abuse by priests, resulting in potentially billions of dollars in retroactive punitive damages.
