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Saturday, October 3, 2026

A look inside San Jose politics and culture

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

Brotopia: How the Valley’s Elite Plan to Outlive the Rest of Us

The valley’s well-to-do tech bros hope to outlive most of us—and how they’re investing their time and money speaks volumes.

After receiving a $150,000 grant from the Knight Cities Challenge, San Jose has hired a new city designer in Timothy Rood.

In a bit to improve transparency, San Jose will consider increasing the frequency of its lobbying reports.

In the recently launched SV411 Podcast, we speak with San Jose Police Chief Eddie Garcia about police shootings and mental illness.

Adherents of a spiritual movement called the Falun Gong accuse Cisco of aiding and abetting their systematic oppression in China.

Silicon Valley prides itself on innovation, but the industry’s growth in the Bay Area perpetuates suburban sprawl and drawn-out commutes.

Former San Francisco Supervisor David Campos has accepted a high-ranking job in Santa Clara County government.

What started as a 25-page Google doc has led to Indivisible, a chain of regional groups that are rallying the nation’s anti-Trump resistance.

Maybe we can start this over again? Or return it like a holiday present we didn’t need? Yes, 2016 was the gift that kept on giving.

While Silicon Valley philanthropists have stepped up charitable giving, a tiny fraction of it goes to local nonprofits and local needs.

Faced with a science-averse president-elect, local communities have no choice but to fend for themselves in the fight against climate change.

The peak of the Santa Cruz Mountains looked like an erupting volcano as the Loma fire burned 4,474 acres. Such fires are expected to increase.

After one of the most contentious, crass and anxiety-inducing presidential contests in the nation’s history, Election Day is upon us.

How can you help your city succeed? The Knight Cities Challenge is now open and calling on innovators of all types to answer this question.

The second day of C2SV took an introspective look at Silicon Valley, a land of immigrants, innovators and self-absorbed noobs.

Driverless cars have the ability to ease traffic, save lives and reduce pollution—but, of course, they come with a catch.