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SJ Mayor Urges Small Businesses to File Insurance Claims for Pandemic-Related Closures
Business owners have until March 16 to file claims. However, there is no guarantee that they will be fulfilled by insurance agencies.
Op-Ed: Appoint Justice Liu as AG—The Future of California’s Children Depends On It
Our youth bear the brunt of the racist, divisive rhetoric that has plagued the political arena for the last four years, and change is now upon us.
Silicon Valley Lawmaker, DA Among Contenders for AG
About a dozen people are jockeying for the role, including two local leaders with differing views about how to tackle criminal justice reform.
San Jose Mayor Calls for Sedition Charges Against Donald Trump
Sam Liccardo’s comment comes as chaos grips Washington D.C., where a mob contesting the 2020 election results stormed the U.S. Capitol.
Proudly Out: Queer Silicon Valley Preserves Local LGBTQ History
Spearheaded by Ken Yeager, Queer Silicon Valley offers a look into the culture, crime and organizations of LGTBQ people.
Five Ballot Propositions That Would Affect Students
Here’s a rundown of the ballot propositions most likely to impact higher education, students and other young people.
Op-Ed: Prop. 22 an Assault on Democracy, Human Rights
Proposition 22 is a heist in plain sight orchestrated by some of the wealthiest liars and thieves of our modern Gilded Age.
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.
Ash Kalra’s ‘Racial Justice Act’ Aims to End Bias in Prosecution
AB 2542 would prohibit the state from convicting or imposing a sentence based on race, ethnicity or national origin.
Calls to Defund Local Law Enforcement Push San Jose to Rethink Future of Policing
After witnessing SJPD respond to protests against police brutality with bone-breaking force, it seems the whole city has trust issues.
Op-Ed: Throughout the Pandemic, Government Can Still—and Better—Engage with Community
When stakeholders can more easily participate in public meetings, governments get better results and our collective trust in institutions grows.
Santa Clara County Files Amicus Brief Defending the ACA
The county argues that the ACA has enabled funding for COVID-19 testing, public health surveillance efforts and laboratory resources.
Chronic Town: Don’t Let a Good Crisis Go to Waste
Given the economic pressures that governments face, the push to legalize pot could end up resembling the end of prohibition in more ways than one.
San Jose Leaders Brace for Deep Cuts in City’s 2020-21 Budget
The city manager is expected to roll his budget proposal in May before the council approves the final 2020-21 spending plan in late June.
Part I: The New Thing for Calif. Politicians? Sweet Charity
Nonprofits set up by legislators test campaign finance laws even as they underwrite good works by elected officials.
