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Monday, December 8, 2025

A look inside San Jose politics and culture

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

Letter to the Editor: Prop. 15 Puts Schools, Communities First

What’s more, this initiative would implement small business tax relief to those businesses which have been hardest hit.

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.

There’s no guarantee that they will by next school year, but officials released new guidance in preparation for putting kids back in classrooms.

The decisions free up hundreds of thousands of dollars to help students during a public health crisis that forces them to learn from home.

In a status updated shared to the agency’s Facebook page today, district officials implored people to refrain from retaliatory conduct.

The superintendent acknowledged the allegations against “one of our employees,” named by those who know her as Nancy Nordland.

Independence High School didn’t let the pandemic stop it from hosting its fourth annual Mock Interview Extravaganza.

The City Council also voted to have the California Emerging Technology Fund divvy up tens of thousands of dollars in grants to the neediest students.

A day after the state urged bars to close and seniors to stay home, South Bay public health officials announce new measures to curb the outbreak.

Yet their campaign has been met with resistance while two trustees apparently flipped on the issue, angering proponents of a two-term cap.

To combat childhood hunger, Supervisor Susan Ellenberg wants the county to allocate $8 million to feed 12,000 kids over four years.

On Tuesday, the county will consider a proposal to spend $8 million over four years to feed 12,000 of the neediest children in the South Bay.

If voters OK the measure in the March primary, the district would build 100 below-market-rate homes at the agency HQ.

Less than five months from election day and San Jose Councilwoman Sylvia Arenas finally has a challenger: trustee Jim Zito.

Fremont Union High School District officials who hired the recalled jurist say the outrage over his new gig took them off guard.

As the dust settles between Promise and SJUSD, it’s clear that both sides shoulder responsibility for leaving families in the lurch.