San Jose police will also deploy drones to assist in identifying locations where illegal fireworks are being set off. Property owners may be subject to administrative fines of up to $100,000.
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Will Surge in Spending Turn the Tide for Tordillos in 3rd District City Council Race?
Documents filed as recently as Tuesday with the San Jose City Clerk reveal several stunning reversals from the funding patterns of the initial four-month million-dollar campaign for the District 3 City Council seat.
Could CA Withhold U.S. Tax Money If Trump Cuts Federal Aid?
As the Trump administration considers cutting federal funds to California, Gov. Newsom and other officials suggest withholding taxes from the federal government.
VTA Board, Union Members Accept Four-year Labor Agreement
The agreement includes wage increases of 4%, 3.5%, 3% and 4% over a four-year term, with improved workplace policies and enhanced dental benefits, in line with other VTA unions.
Democrats Push to Block ICE from CA Schools, Hospitals and Shelters
Highly publicized immigration raids in California have rattled communities and prompted lawmakers to push for more laws protecting immigrants.
Feds’ Report Declares CA High-speed Rail a ‘Boondoggle,’ Calls for Ending US Grants
Trump Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy said there is “no viable path forward" for California’s high-speed rail project, citing years of mismanagement, broken promises and billions in wasted tax dollars.
Gov. Newsom Says Elderly and Disabled with More than $2,000 Could Lose Medi-Cal
Newsom agreed to raise the limit to $130,000 per person in 2022. In 2024, the limit was erased completely. Now Newsom wants to bring back the original limit of $2,000, an amount that was set in 1989.
Senate Blocks CA Clean Air and Electric Car Mandates
The U.S. Senate decision could upend California’s phaseout of gas-powered cars and its decades-long battle against air pollution. Some experts say Congress’ move is illegal and is likely to trigger a legal battle.
San José Welcomes Arrival of Waymo’s Autonomous Taxi Fleet
Waymo will be the first driverless taxi operator in San José, joining San Franciso and Los Angeles.
Having the World’s Fourth-largest Economy Doesn’t Matter if Californians Can’t Afford Essentials
The honor of surpassing Japan in gross domestic product is tarnished by a jaded reception from the average Californian facing rising housing, health care and food costs.
Rivas on Hot Seat as Efforts To Make CA Affordable Stall
It’s been five months since California’s legislative leaders deemed affordability an “urgent” issue for the session. So far: committees, bills, but few results.
VTA Says It Has Three Labor Agreements in Hand, One to Go
Negotiations with the Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) Local 265, which represents about 1,500 transit workers, remain unresolved.
VTA Bus Service Returns Today, after Santa Clara Judge Orders Striking Employees Back to Work
The VTA posted a notice this morning that VTA bus service was "fully restored" today, and light rail trains could start as early as Monday.
Riding the Line: Why We Must Balance the Needs of Workers and Riders
This strike is no longer about fair wages or working conditions. It’s about pay demands that would force route cuts, fare increases and layoffs.
VTA Offers Vouchers for Commuters to Use Uber During Transit Strike
Rides must begin and end at a VTA bus or light rail stop, and must be ordered on Uber’s mobile app.
VTA Board Meets, as Union Contract Vote Results Are Still Pending
The Valley Transportation Authority is hopeful its offer of more pay and improved benefits will end the regional transit strike.
