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Election 2020: San Jose’s D6 Councilwoman Defends Seat Against Three Challengers
Jake Tonkel, Marshall Woodmansee and Ruben Navarro are challenging District 6 incumbent Dev Davis in the March 3 primary.
VTA’s Contract Missteps Risk Derailing Diridon Station Project
Blunders in creating the West Coast’s biggest transportation hub suggest that local agencies had better step up their game.
Op-Ed: 21 Minutes or Less Between 21 Counties
Turning this region into a mega-Silicon Valley would go a long way toward addressing our housing, traffic and homelessness challenges.
San Jose City Council Considers Two Options for Routing Trains Through Diridon Station
The San Jose City Council meets at 1:30pm Tuesday inside the council chambers at City Hall, 200 E. Santa Clara St.
With California’s New Privacy Law in Effect, Consumers Have More Control Over Their Data
The California Consumer Privacy Act empowers consumers to access information that companies collect about them online.
Timothy Starkey’s Death Points to Uptick in Traffic Fatalities
The Santa Cruz handyman, whose life was cut short by a car collision in Los Gatos, leaves behind a grieving wife and two grown children.
Valley Water CEO Set to Retire
Valley Water chief Norma Camacho announced her decision in a Nov. 25 letter to the agency’s seven-member governing board.
Five Things to Know About Power-Storing Microgrids
If some California lawmakers have their way, there will be many more such systems to generate power.
Milpitas Councilman Anthony Phan Joins Crowded AD25 Race
Just days before the filing deadline, Phan decided he’d give Sacramento a go in a bid to replace Assemblyman Kansen Chu.
Support Continues to Grow for San Jose Mayor’s Vision of a Customer-Owned PG&E
Sam Liccardo announced this week that he’s garnered support for the idea from 114 elected leaders in 58 cities and 10 counties.
Quest to Make San Jose Streets Safer Crashes into Worsening Pedestrian, Cyclist Injury Stats
Vision Zero was supposed to make the Capital of Silicon Valley safer for pedestrians and cyclists, but things have only gotten more dangerous.
AD25 Candidates Discuss Housing Crisis at SCU Forum
Five of the eight AD25 candidates appeared at the Tuesday evening event organized by SV@Home and held at Santa Clara University.
Over 20 cities Join San Jose Mayor Liccardo in Calling for Customer-Owned PG&E
A coalition of city leaders is urging the CPUC to restructure PG&E from an investor-run company to one that’s customer-owned.
Verizon Breaks Ground on Coleman Highline Campus
The telecom giant plans to employ 3,400 people at the site, which is part of a larger campus by the Mineta San Jose International Airport.
The New Neighborhood Watch: Ring Cams Can Make Our Lives Safer—and a Lot Less Private
Home security cameras are a bonanza for public safety as police gain ability to request and view Amazon/Ring video clips.
