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Saturday, September 20, 2025

A look inside San Jose politics and culture

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

Op-Ed: San Jose ‘Rises Up for Justice’ on Inauguration Day

A coalition of 50 groups will “Rise Up for Justice” on Inauguration Day Friday in downtown San Jose.

San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo sat down with San Jose Inside last week for an extended conversation on the state of the city.

Frustrated by San Jose approving a golf entertainment complex without an environmental review, Alviso residents have taken the city to court.

With a concerted effort, Santa Clara County can restore its creeks to their natural state while housing the homeless who set up camp on their shores.

The day after Donald Trump is sworn in, Silicon Valley women will join an expected 200,000 protesters at the Women’s March on Washington D.C.

U.S. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro announced Monday that HUD will cut mortgage insurance rates.

San Jose’s City Council will consider assisting churches to create safe houses to protect people from being deported.

Homeless shelters will make more beds available through Friday because of the cold weather this week, local housing officials said.

Residents of San Jose’s SoFA District will pay top dollar to live in new high-rises, but artists and entrepreneurs worry they’ll be priced out.

San Jose Inside published its annual Year in Review list last week. Now we give you our prognostications of what’s to come in 2017.

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.

The number of homeless people who died in Santa Clara County this year more than doubled from 2015, according to newly released data.

A mobile home park in Palo Alto that faced closure, which would have displaced hundreds residents, will remain open for now.

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

The election provided an injection of youth to Milpitas’ elected offices, and the city has a chance to move beyond its entrenched establishment.

The Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office formed a task force to prevent people who face evictions from ending up on the streets.