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Wednesday, July 29, 2026

A look inside San Jose politics and culture

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Virtual 5k Raises Awareness About the Formerly Incarcerated

The event started on Oct. 24 and runs through Nov. 7, and proceeds will provide new clothes to formerly incarcerated individuals.

San Jose police say Justin Abraham Lopez, 32, assaulted at least one woman while he worked at the Evergreen area halfway house.

The group took issue with her refusal to return donations from South Bay lawyer James McManis, who opposed the Recall Persky campaign.

California’s ballot measures can be as opaque as they are varied, which is why we waded through the morass to make your decision easier.

Young Californians have been at the forefront of fighting back against the injustices and shortcomings that the pandemic has intensified.

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.

Stanford law professor Michele Dauber wants state Senate hopeful Ann Ravel to give back thousands in campaign cash from her employer.

San Jose Officer Matthew Rodriguez could face one year in jail if he's convicted on the misdemeanor assault and battery charge.

If the board OK’s the referral, county staff would report back to the board on the matter by the middle of November.

Since 1969, it’s been a crime punishable for up to six months in jail of a fine of up to $1,000 for non-residents to set foot in the park.

Alan Viarengo is accused of repeatedly threatening Santa Clara County’s chief public health officer over her Covid-19 mandates.

Language is important in the pot world in surprising ways, and a new debate over what to call the business is brewing.

While cops used the blunt instrument of a time limit to disband protests, Sam Liccardo repeatedly flouted the curfew to squeeze in a bike ride.

The DA actively courted the same political fundraiser he’s now prosecuting for allegedly illegally helping Sheriff Smith.

Attorneys for some of the defendants in the case say District Attorney Jeff Rosen has conflicts that precludes a fair prosecution.

Despite the movement in the streets, the uprisings at city halls, the chants of Black Lives Matter, we’re still here.