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Thursday, July 10, 2025

A look inside San Jose politics and culture

San Jose Inside (https://www.sanjoseinside.com)

Op-Ed: How to Forecast the Outcome of an Election Without Polling a Single Person

Dear campaigns: consider spending a fraction of your research budget on socionomic analysis.

It’s a remarkable development for the fundraising powerhouse, which has long served as a political counterweight to South Bay Labor.

Santa Clara County got off to a strong start with early voting, with 62 percent of ballots cast before the polls even opened today.

For many disabled and elderly folks, the average savings of $49 to $820 a year is nothing to sneeze at.

The Cut the Commute pledge asks employers to prioritize remote work options for as part of their re-entry plans moving forward.

Routine, consistency and specialized instruction from a credentialed teacher are the cornerstones of special education.

Measure RR would fund unprecedented new equity and connectivity policies that were recently approved by the Caltrain board.

Under the new reopening tier, which goes into effect at midnight, more establishments can expand indoor operations—with certain limitations.

The driver of the vehicle may have been in medical distress before the accident, which was reported around 12:30pm.

San Jose police got prosecutor-turned-jurist Paul Bernal to sign off on the warrant on Sept. 28—and then waited five days to serve it.

On the most important local issue—housing—Davis and President Trump share the same conservative position against zoning reform.

The roll shows that the net assessed value of all property in the county grew by $35.5 billion to a total of $551.5 billion from the year prior.

Getting tested for Covid-19 in Santa Clara County just got easier thanks to an updated web portal that lets you reserve spots well ahead of time.

A local student supporting the Rishi Kumar campaign for Congress says her generation is sick of leaders beholden to corporate interests.

Many Californians likely don’t realize that commercial DNA tests typically aren’t protected by strong heath privacy laws.

If a new Peninsula-based nonprofit has its way, the region will also be known for the transformative effects of public art.