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New Highway 101 Pedestrian Bridge Opens Saturday
The Highway 101 Pedestrian/Bicycle Bridge spans 1,400 feet in length from the West Bayshore Road landing to the East Bayshore Road landing.
New International Climate Goals for Cars and Trucks Surpass California Mandates
Nations addressing climate change took on gasoline and diesel vehicles in pledges that mirror California’s mandates and plans — and in some cases, go even further.
Feds Commit to More Than $2B for Share of BART Extension Through Downtown San Jose
The BART Silicon Valley Phase II Project achieved another major milestone to help advance the biggest infrastructure project in Santa Clara County history.
As Pandemic Lingers, It Feels Like Nothing in California Is Back to Normal
Indeed, a year and a half into the pandemic, many workers appear to be burned out and at a breaking point.
Cindy Chavez Enters San Jose Mayor’s Race (Again)
She joins three current San Jose City Councilors in the race: Willow Glen’s Dev Davis, Almaden Valley representative Matt Mahan and Raul Peralez in Downtown.
City of San José to Receive More Than $20 Million From California State Budget
The city will use state funds to buy equipment for emergency services, transportation infrastructure and protection of regional wildlands.
VTA Light Rail System Back on Track Saturday
With service resuming Saturday between Diridon and Winchester on the Green Line, VTA's entire light rail system is fully operational once again.
Santa Clara University Students Arrive this Weekend, Forcing Road Closures
The Alameda, from Bellomy Street to Market Street, and Market Street, from The Alameda to Lafayette Street, will be closed from 10pm tonight through Sunday.
Opinion: Why Does Housing Take So Long to Build?
Former San Jose Councilor and Santa Clara County Supervisor candidate Johnny Khamis shares his perspective on construction delays
Study of Western Wildfires Links COVID-19 Cases to Smoke
The authors of a Harvard University study said they found evidence linking smoke from wildfires in California, Oregon and Washington in 2020 to rising COVID cases and deaths.
Santa Clara County Files Petition Urging EPA To Enact Nationwide Ban of Leaded Aviation Gasoline
The petition, which was filed with a nationwide coalition of community groups, follows a study commissioned by Santa Clara County that found aviation gasoline emissions increase blood lead levels in children.
VTA Light Rail Trains Return, Passengers Are Next, Possibly This Week
The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority began to run trains along selected test routes in preparation for restoring passenger service as early as the end of the week.
VTA Employee Who Witnessed Mass Killing in San Jose Dies of Apparent Suicide
The 10-year employee was a paint-and-body worker at the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority rail yard, scene of the May 26 attack by a fellow worker who shot and killed nine VTA colleagues before turning a gun on himself.
Family of San Jose Hit-and-Run Victim Pleads with Public to Help Find Suspect
San Jose Polce released a video of the car involved in the tragic hit-and-run death of wheelchair-bound mother of five more than four months ago, on eve of noon rally today at City Hall.
VTA Union Says Managers Are Pressing Too Hard to Return to San Jose Offices
VTA light-rail service continues to be suspended, as the mass transit agency is still reeling from the murders of nine VTA employees May 26 by a co-worker who shot and killed himself.
