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Friday, December 26, 2025

A look inside San Jose politics and culture

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

Op-Ed: Cupertino City Council Should Hold Apple Corporation Financially Accountable

Cupertino has a unique opportunity to do the right thing by imposing an employee headcount tax on its biggest corporate denizen.

A landmark law designed to protect California’s environment has enabled profiteers to hold up critical projects.

Families who lost loved ones to drugged driving worry that the state’s inability to consistently enforce DUI laws will put other lives at risk.

San Jose’s “smart” climate plan looks good on paper, but avoids laying out specific measurable steps necessary to translate to reality.

This question is not about how San Jose should regulate e-scooters, but what’s taking so long for the city to do so.

Mountain View plans to update a business tax for the first time in 64 years, which would require Google to pick up most of the tab.

Tesla opposes a state rule that would raise the standard for offering customers to qualify for a generous discount on electric cars.

This June, say no to corrupt back room policymaking and the empty promises of politicians. Vote no on Measure C.

The San Jose Stage Company, which has operated out of the SoFA District theater for nearly two decades, is poised to buy the facility.

Here’s a look at who’s running for Supervisor Ken Yeager’s Santa Clara County District 4 seat and why.

Sheriff candidates Laurie Smith and John Hirokawa sat down for no-holds-barred interviews to make their case for the June 5 primary.

A new report titled Dying to Work was released in time for May Day, a celebration of labor rights by nonprofit think tank Worksafe Inc.

AARP, the city of San Jose and VTA host a design charrette for the Berryessa-BART urban village and North 13th Street business corridor.

Though the concept isn’t being studied, there’s no doubt that the idea of a train from San Jose to Santa Cruz could have been a game changer

Without a strong digital infrastructure, a city—even one as populous as San Jose—is destined to wither and fade.

While many neighboring suburbs still cling to cannabis prohibitions, San Jose has become the de facto weed capital of Silicon Valley.