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Saturday, August 1, 2026

A look inside San Jose politics and culture

San Jose Inside (https://www.sanjoseinside.com)

Election 2020: Labor-Aligned Incumbent Faces Business-Backed Challenger in SJ’s D2

In San Jose’s District 2, Councilman Sergio Jimenez is defending his incumbency against business-backed Jonathan Fleming.

Magdalena Carrasco said she had no other choice after inheriting a predatory loan upon her mother’s death from cancer in 2018.

Five employees from Good Samaritan Hospital are at home self-isolating after being potentially exposed to the coronavirus.

Campaign donations to Ann Ravel, Nora Campos and Dave Cortese have raised questions about their political allegiances.

There’s some worry that a state policy will prevent independent absentee voters from participating in the presidential candidate nomination.

The San Jose City Council meets at 1:30pm Tuesday inside the council chambers at City Hall, 200 E. Santa Clara St.

If C. Jeffrey Stanley ever decides to break away from the bail and bounty business, he should consider taking up party planning.

The non-profit aims to “improve, then approve” projects as part of a broader push for the region to build its way out of the housing crisis.

Political insiders are wondering whether a run for office is even feasible anymore for the Bay Area Women’s March president.

The City Council meets at 1:30pm Tuesday inside the council chambers at City Hall, 200 E. Santa Clara St.

Chris Stampolis was booked Monday on two felony counts of making threats and using his car as a deadly weapon.

Maintenance staff took advantage of the dry weather earlier this week by finishing up some upgrades at the base of the dam.

Bob Nuñez’s vice mayorship will last through the end of the year. His predecessor, Karina Dominguez, was none too happy about the decision.

The 23-year leader of SVLG told his board that he would remain at the helm for up to six months until the board finds a replacement.

The lean season has arrived, and it may be felt more acutely inside local homes where residents already struggle to find enough to eat.

State Sen. Jim Beall said he’d like to introduce one more mental health parity bill before he terms out—though he’s still working out the details.