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SJPD Officer Accused of Fraud, Wage Theft, Tax Evasion
Robert Foster allegedly used his private security firm to commit fraud, evade taxes, steal wages and launder about $18 million.
SJPD Chief Eddie Garcia to Retire
The 28-year SJPD cop got his start in the department in 1992 as part of the Narcotics Enforcement Team.
San Jose, AT&T Provide 4G Hotspots for Distance Learning
With the pandemic shifting learning from classroom to computer, San Jose has expedited efforts to close the so-called digital divide.
New Mural Honors Lives of San Jose’s Homeless Residents
Designed by tattoo artist Benny Arana O’Hara, the mural painted on West Virginia Street depicts two fists coming together against a red line.
SEIU 521, elected officials lead caravan protest demanding billionaires to ‘pay their fair share’
With horns blaring non-stop, a caravan of 100 cars led by a local union made its way through Atherton on July 11 to demand that billionaires do their part to help the racial and social inequities that have risen to the forefront of the nation’s consciousness during the Covid-19 crisis. SEIU 521 led a brigade of Bay Area workers, labor leaders and elected officials on a 2 ½ hour ride through Atherton, specifically targeting four billionaires—Jan Koum, George Roberts, Mark Stevens and Douglas Leone—three of the four whose wealth reportedly increased during the coronavirus pandemic. Assemblymember Ash Kalra [D-CA 27 District 27] was in one of the caravans to voice his support to raise taxes on billionaires.
SJ Sues Trump Over 2020 Census
The federal lawsuit filed this week alleges that President Trump's order violates the Census Act and the U.S. Constitution.
Op-Ed: Masks Can Help Us All Regain More Freedom
While politicians still dither over whether or not to mandate masks, it’s time to put factually based statistics and science above politics.
San Jose’s Watergarden Survived Homophobia, Political Shifts, AIDS—But Not Coronavirus
What the storied history—and now closure—of the Watergarden bathhouse means for Silicon Valley’s LGBTQ community.
After Reopening and Closing, SJ’s Famed Winchester Mystery House Makes Adjustments
The iconic mansion is launching a new outdoor experience, Walk With Spirits Tour, running from 8 to 11pm Wednesday through Sunday.
Former 49er Dana Stubblefield Found Guilty of Raping a Woman at His Morgan Hill Home
A jury on Monday found the 48-year-old guilty of rape by force, false imprisonment and forcible oral copulation.
Jenny Higgins Bradanini Charged with Vehicular Manslaughter
Police say a blood sample taken at the scene showed that Higgins Bradanini had a Schedule IV controlled substance in her system.
SJPD Initiates Excessive Force Investigation After Officer Seen Kicking, Dragging Woman
An SJPD spokesperson said that officers used force after the woman failed to comply.
BREAKING: Criminal Grand Jury Convenes in Sheriff’s CCW Case
The DA would have begun the grand jury proceedings sooner had the pandemic not forced a months-long shutdown of the courts.
$1.5 Million Awarded to 142 San Jose Micro-Businesses
Thanks to generous donation from tech giants, each business received $10,000 for relief from the economic toll of the coronavirus.
Gov. Gavin Newsom Announces New Guidelines for Schools
Schools in counties that have been off the state's monitoring list for 14 consecutive days will be allowed to hold in-person classes this fall.
