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Urgency Ordinance Has Nightclubs Eyeing Gas Stations as Potential Venues
Repeal of Ban on Alcohol Sales Could Give Rise to Gasclubs
Shortly after a unanimous vote by the San Jose City Council on an urgency ordinance that gives the police chief more discretion in shutting down problem nightclubs in downtown, a committee of nightclub owners met and decided to take their business elsewhere—to the neighborhood gas stations.
San Jose Says City has 20 Data Centers, with 10 More Under Review
The city disputes the data and methodology of an international website that lists 47 data center sites in San Jose.
State Report Says CSU Faculty, Staff Salaries Match National Averages
A new state compensation report found that workers at Bay Area CSU campuses are generally underpaid after factoring in the higher wages employers tend to pay in the region.
Becerra, Hilton Won’t Commit to Newsom’s AI Safety Guidelines
Both Democrat Xavier Becerra and Republican Steve Hilton agree AI safety is important. What they will do to ensure it is less clear.
Gilroy City Council Adopts Moratorium on New Data Centers
Gilroy action on data centers follows a similar decision by the Morgan Hill City Council.
Newsom Changes Mind on AI, Orders CA Agencies to Develop Safety Plans
Gov. Gavin Newsom on Friday ordered state agencies to develop safety regulations for artificial intelligence after vetoing tougher rules two years ago.
Fate of Bill to Boost Public Safety Pensions May Hinge on Newsom’s Presidential Hopes
Sitting on Gov. Gavin Newsom’s desk is a measure to increase pensions for public safety workers that could cost state and local governments billions of dollars.
CA Assembly Leader Kills Bill Regulating Flock Cameras as Public Outrage Grows
In San Jose, license plate cameras were credited with finding suspects in the manhunt for an armed burglar who was terrorizing a neighborhood, and with locating eight suspects in a fatal shooting in downtown San Jose during the June FIFA World Cup.
San Jose Officer Survives Shootout that Claimed Life of Robbery Suspect
The robbery suspect killed in a shootout with San Jose police, Anthony Chavez, committed four armed robberies in 2011 and was sentenced in 2016 to 23 years in prison. Then he was re-sentenced, and paroled last year.
Parents of Transgender Kids Say CA Unprepared for Feds’ Healthcare Cuts
California legislators say the Medi-Cal program needs $10 million to pay for gender-affirming care for minors after the Trump administration cut funding.
Meta Agrees To Pay Nearly $17B in Settlement with States
The proposed settlement resolves claims that Meta designed its Facebook and Instagram platforms to addict children, misled consumers about their safety and improperly collected children's personal data.
California Rules Discourage Condo Construction
UC Berkeley’s Terner Center for Housing Innovation, multifamily condos accounted for just 3 percent of the new housing the state added between 2011 and 2021, compared with 38 percent in Canada.
CA Is Not Building Affordable Housing Fast Enough, with San Jose Among Leaders But Still Lagging
The California Department of Housing and Community Development has ordered every city and county to plan for 2.5 million new homes by 2030, but nearly all municipalities are not on track to hit their numbers.
Virginia Firm Drops Plans for Huge Battery Plant in Coyote Valley
Virginia-based AES cited project economics, infrastructure requirements, market conditions, community considerations and long-term investment priorities as reasons it won't submit plans for the project near Morgan Hill.
City of San José Invites Residents to Help Regulate Data Center Development
Community roundtables and listening sessions beginning in late August will give residents an opportunity to share their priorities and inform the city’s proposed standards for data centers.
