The teacher's union and the district are in the middle of negotiating a three-year contract for the 2021/22-2023/24 school years.
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Kaiser Workers on Picket Lines Today in Northern California
Up to 40,000 union members at the health care giant are expected to protest in solidarity with striking engineers across the Bay Area and Sacramento.
These Young Black Activists Are Keeping the Fight for Social Justice Alive in San Jose
Even as national headlines fade, a core of young Black activists are demanding attention through community service and controversy
Newsom Extends Some Emergency Powers through March 2022
The governor cited a possible surge in COVID cases and short-staffed hospitals, as some pockets of resistance to mandates grow.
Civil Rights Issues Related to Artificial Intelligence Are Focus of San Jose State Panel
Residents can question elected officials’ tech decisions and crafting citizen oversight boards to enforce accountability.
Child Porn Charge Added to Illegal Weapons Charges Against San Jose Community Services Officer
During the police department's initial investigation into the gun crimes charges against Denis Shevchenko in October, a search warrant revealed electronic devices, in which investigators said they discovered images and videos of child pornography.
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.
‘San Hauntse’ Podcast Recalls South Bay’s Eeriest Legends and Ghostly Tales
Podcasters Carmen Sánchez and Manuel Ávalos offer a weekly podcast all about San Jose legends and ghostly tales.
San Jose Community Service Officer Accused of Illegal Weapons, Online Threats
The gun crimes only came to light after the FBI San Francisco Bay Area division's Joint Terrorism Task Force informed San Jose police about Denis Shevchenko's links to potentially threatening comments made on gab.com on May 24
Santa Clara Police Department Launches New Recruiting Website
The new website will serve as a starting point for per diem opportunities, civilian professionals, prospective police recruits and seasoned police officers.
California School Districts Divert State School Funds Away From High-Needs Students
School districts on average are directing only 55 cents of every dollar of extra funding from the Local Control Funding Formula to the schools that high-needs students who generate the money attend.
Campaign for Mayoral Candidate Raul Peralez Racks up Unpaid Bills
Peralez’s committee reportedly accrued $14,280 in production expenses for his campaign's flashy Youtube announcements in June.
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.
Bomb Squad Detonates WWI Grenade Found in Los Altos Home
Police and sheriff's officials said they chose to detonate the 100-year-old grenade “with an abundance of caution” in the home's backyard.
Chavez and Mahan Top Choices for San Jose Mayor in October Power Poll Survey
San Jose Inside Power Poll Panelists also support mayor’s proposal to combat homelessness and favor stronger regulations to combat Covid-19.
As Vax Rates Increase, San Jose Gives Employees One More Week to Get First Covid-19 Shots
Total city workforce vaccination has increased from 89% to 92% in recent weeks. The Police Department has increased from 82% vaccinated to 86% vaccinated as of Sept. 24 and the Fire Department reported a 92% vaccination rate.
