Nations addressing climate change took on gasoline and diesel vehicles in pledges that mirror California’s mandates and plans — and in some cases, go even further.
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San Jose Poll Finds Great Frustration Over Housing and Homelessness
Four out of five people responding to the latest San Jose Inside Power Poll who say they have considered leaving Bay Area say housing and homelessness are the issues prompting them to move elsewhere.
As Sea Levels Rise, Who Will Pay to Protect and Restore South Bay’s Shore?
In sleepy Alviso, it’s a race against the clock to coordinate an engineering miracle to help keep rising waters at bay.
Feds Commit to More Than $2B for Share of BART Extension Through Downtown San Jose
The BART Silicon Valley Phase II Project achieved another major milestone to help advance the biggest infrastructure project in Santa Clara County history.
California’s On Fire, Unplugged and Out of Easy Answers
With California wildfires, it seems that every year brings a new record for “more”: More acres, more frequent, more extreme, more deaths, more destruction.
Gone in Minutes, Out for Hours: Global Outage Shakes Facebook
When apps used by billions of people worldwide blinked out, lives were disrupted, businesses were cut off from customers — and some Facebook employees were locked out of their offices. Facebook’s internal communications platform, Workplace, was also taken out, leaving most employees unable to do their jobs.
City of San José to Receive More Than $20 Million From California State Budget
The city will use state funds to buy equipment for emergency services, transportation infrastructure and protection of regional wildlands.
Broadband Inequities Persist in California, State Council Reports
New initiatives combine public and private resources to extend high-speed internet “the last mile” to underserved communities
San Jose ‘Opportunity Housing’ Plan Creates Growth Nightmare
A one-size-fits-all housing policy fits no one at all. San Jose needs structured, smart growth, not more opportunities for displacement.
Red Tape and ‘Shadow Debt’ Are Stalling Relief Efforts for California Renters
Limited online accessibility remains a critical barrier in discouraging California renters from applying for funds to ease pandemic-induced financial losses, despite promises of increased economic relief.
California Water Board Blocks Farmers from Diverting Water from Delta Watershed
Growers’ groups voiced strong opposition, questioning the state water board’s power to stop senior rights holders from pumping the water.
VTA Says It Will Miss Aug.1 Restart of Light Rail Service
The VTA this week gave no new date for a resumption of service suspended since the May 26 mass killing at the VTA rail yards in San Jose.
Mothers Struggle to Return to Work as California Reopens
Moms who lost their jobs during the pandemic are still shouldering most of the child care.
Complaints About Stanford’s Rape Kit Program Left in Limbo
Public and private health officials pass the buck on a request for a dedicated room for sexual assault survivors
Legislature OKs Budget: Here Are Five Things to Know about the Spending Plan
The budget aims to help residents recover from the COVID-19 economic crisis and, perhaps, help Newsom defeat a recall campaign.
California Has a Plan to Pay the Back Rent for Low-Income Tenants—All of It.
The state is poised to embark on an ambitious, complex effort to cover the unpaid rent of low-income renters who struggled during the pandemic.
