While the numbers are trending downward, advocates say the work to curb domestic violence is far from done.
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San Jose May Join Bay Area-Wide ‘Cut the Commute’ Pledge
The Bay Area Air Quality Management District wants companies to prolong work-from-home by at least 25 percent.
Ann Ravel Sends Cease-and-Desist Letter to SD15 Rival Dave Cortese Over Obama Photos
The 15th State Senate District hopeful says her opponent’s use of an image with President Obama is illegal under a federal policy.
Cinebar—South Bay’s Oldest Watering Hole—Asks for Public’s Help to Stay in Business
San Jose’s beloved dive bar has launched a crowdfunding campaign to help weather the pandemic-prompted economic recession.
Metro Family of Newspapers Purchases Press-Banner
The community news publication serves Scotts Valley, Boulder Creek and the San Lorenzo Valley.
Gov. Gavin Newsom Vetoes Anderson Dam Bill
Assembly Bill 3005 would have hastened the rebuild and strengthening of Anderson Dam, which is long overdue for a seismic retrofit.
United Sikhs Help Fire Evacuees
United Sikhs has expanded its program to San Jose to mobilize its resources on behalf of those impacted by the massive wildfires.
SJPD Releases Body-Cam Footage From Protests
It took a few months after the George Floyd protests to show the public even this limited footage. But, hey, it’s a start.
Poet Laureate Navigates a Pandemic, Social Upheaval to Share Her Love of Words
Janice Lobo Sapigao didn’t expect her year as poet laureate to be sucker-punched by a new virus—but she's not slowing down.
Second Round of Grants, State Tax Credits Now Available for Small Businesses in San Jose
City and state leaders launched new initiatives to give struggling entrepreneurs a lifeline as the pandemic stretches into its sixth month.
Fire-Scorched Bay Area Begins the Long Process of Rebuilding
The fires include the CZU Complex, which ripped through the Santa Cruz Mountains to become the state’s ninth-most destructive fire.
Other Major Cities Dropped Curfew Charges Months Ago. What Took San Jose So Long?
It’s unclear when news of the decision would have reached defendants had SJI not inquired about the mayor shirking the same rule.
Doctors-in-Training Urge Valley Med to Offer Housing Stipends
The union representing interns and residency trainees say other healthcare organizations in the Bay Area already offer such a benefit.
Valley Water Relocates Threatened Steelhead to Keep Them Safe From Dam Retrofit
The fish—classified as threatened species—needed to be relocated before the agency starts to drain Anderson Dam on Oct. 1.
This Cupertino Teen is Tackling the Mental Health Crisis Twofold
The 14-year-old sophomore has a lofty goal to pair a wearable device she's developing with her soon-to-launch app, LivelyKit.
Google, SJ ‘Explore Options’ for Downtown After Legislative Blow
A bill that would’ve offered a lifeline to behind-schedule projects—like Google’s San Jose mega-campus—never made it to the governor’s desk.
