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With Measure B Tax Revenue Freed Up, Work Begins on Critical Transportation Improvements
Two years after county voters OK’d the sales tax for transportation upgrades, the public will finally start to reap its rewards.
The Big Problem This Bankruptcy Won’t Solve for PG&E
PG&E may be solvent, but it is facing a cash flow problem as a byproduct of $30 billion in potential liabilities from a series of catastrophic fires.
Moderates Beat Establishment Slate in South Bay ADEMS
A series of obscure elections recently took place with potentially profound implications for the fate of the California Democratic Party.
San Jose Weighs Economic Benefits, Safety Risks in Push to Elevate Downtown Skyline
An unprecedented surge of new development in San Jose has sped up plans to raise the limits of the historically low-lying cityscape.
Ag Plan Aims to Preserve Santa Clara County Farms, Rangeland
The Board of Supervisors today will vote on a blueprint for preserving farmland in the region once known as the Valley of the Heart’s Delight.
Op-Ed: Let’s All Protect Coyote Valley So It Can Protect Us
We can’t afford the loss of the ecosystem services—and yes, of the beauty, too—that Coyote Valley provides.
Man Dies After Being Struck by Five Cars in South San Jose
The San Jose Police Department urges anyone with dash-cam footage of the event to share it with detectives investigating the hit-and-run.
Op-Ed: The Risk Versus Reward of Essure’s Controversial Contraceptive Implants
From failing to prevent pregnancy, to impacting the health and safety to patients—Essure devices are under severe scrutiny.
PG&E Escaped Blame for a Huge Disaster—But It’s Still the Utility California Loves to Hate
Mention PG&E to Victor Porter, and the response is nothing like the bland non-opinion most Americans have of their utility provider.
Landlords, Tenants Forge Unlikely Alliance in Fight Against San Jose’s Rent Control Registry
A lawsuit by a group of tenants echoes some of the same privacy concerns property owners raised about the city’s rent database.
San Jose Council Mulls Plans for Coyote Valley, Measure T Funds
San Jose officials will discuss conservation plans for one of the largest remaining expanses of wild land in Silicon Valley.
Thousands Flood Streets of Downtown San Jose for 3rd Annual Women’s March
Unlike the flagship event in Washington D.C. Saturday the Women’s March in San Jose was met with clear skies and warm weather.
Senate Report: U.S. Approved Thousands of Child Marriages
U.S. immigration authorities approved nearly 9,000 petitions to bring in child brides since 2007, most involving an adult male and underage girl.
Will PG&E Customers Pay More in Bankruptcy? Not if State Watchdog Group Can Stop It
The state says PG&E customers should not pay for the utility’s misdeeds if it was responsible for two of the most destructive wildfires.
Santa Clara County Seeks Rightful Owners of $3.5M in Unclaimed Tax Savings
Some 4,900 taxpayers potentially have a right to some of the cash, which is on deposit with the county Department of Tax and Collections.
