AARP, the city of San Jose and VTA host a design charrette for the Berryessa-BART urban village and North 13th Street business corridor.
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San Jose City Council to Vote on Key Changes to Local Rent Laws
San Jose leaders will consider key changes to the city’s rent laws, including some that empower landlords and others that favor tenants.
120 People Displaced after 5-Alarm Blaze Erupts in San Jose
A five-alarm apartment fire that erupted in San Jose Tuesday morning has injured at least 15 people and displaced 120.
Op-Ed: Will San Jose’s City Council Give Landlords More Power or Stand Up for Tenants?
San Jose city officials will have to decide later this month whether to bolster protections for renters or weaken them to give landlords more power.
San Jose City Council Considers Whether to Give Mayor More Say Over Taxpayer-Funded Travel
San Jose’s City Council on Tuesday will consider a proposal by Mayor Sam Liccardo to restrict taxpayer-funded travel.
San Jose Mayor Calls for Stricter Limits on City-Funded Travel
With nearly half the council on a taxpayer-funded junket, San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo says it’s time to rethink the city’s travel policies.
San Jose Weighs Compromise on Union-Backed Measure Requiring Local Hires, Prevailing Wages
Developers would have to pay prevailing wages and hire local workers for subsidized projects under a proposed compromise measure.
Citizenship Question on 2020 Census Jeopardizes Accuracy, South Bay Officials Caution
Silicon Valley leaders are speaking out against the federal government’s plans to include a question about citizenship on the 2020 Census.
San Jose Falls Far Short of State-Set Affordable Housing Goals
A new report coming before the City Council shows just how far San Jose has fallen short of its state-assigned affordable housing goals.
Q&A: Antonio Villaraigosa on Immigration, Healthcare and Collaborative Pension Reform
Antonio Villaraigosa says Jeff Sessions isn’t welcome in California if he’s going to mischaracterize the state’s immigration policy.
San Jose Mayor’s Draft Budget Calls for $15Mil Rainy-Day Fund
San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo rolled out a spending plan that would plunk $15.5 million into a rainy-day fund to brace for future deficits.
Filing Deadline Closes with No Formidable Challengers in San Jose’s 2018 Mayoral Race
The deadline to jump in the San Jose mayor’s race closed Friday with no realistic challengers for Sam Liccardo.
Silicon Valley Lashes Out Over Trump’s Immigration Lawsuit
South Bay officials are rebuking the U.S. Department of Justice for suing the state over laws that protect undocumented immigrants.
Op-Ed: We Need More Solidarity with San Jose Immigrants
Immigrant leaders throughout our community know what they need from their city, their neighbors and their mayor.
San Jose Debates Whether to Submit Rebuttal Arguments to Evergreen Housing Measure
San Jose’s City Council will vote this week on whether to include rebuttal arguments on the ballot for the Evergreen homes initiative.
Did Two Politically Connected Developers Get a Pass on VTA Project’s Key Requirement?
Ties between developers and the VTA board suggest that political favors tainted bidding for a mixed-use project by the Tamien station.
