San Jose Officials Weigh Future Of ‘Black Lives Matter’ Street Mural
City officials in San Jose on Tuesday were trying to figure out what to do with a recently painted “Black Lives Matter” mural that spans three blocks on a busy
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Reopenings: Study To Help Shape San Jose’s COVID-19 Response To Aid Immigrants
A study released by the nonprofit organization New American Economy, in partnership with the city of San Jose, will help shape immigrant-inclusive COVID-19 relief measures. The report highlights how immigrants
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‘We’re feeling blind’: Misreported data makes COVID-19 situation look better than it is, Santa Clara Co. health officer says
The coronavirus widespread is distant from over, Santa Clara Province Wellbeing Officer Dr. Sara Cody cautioned in a Wednesday press conference, and misreported COVID-19 information at the state level may be making the circumstance see rosier than it really is. “Just as we had back in
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Local Counties Rollback Reopening As Cases Surge Statewide
Top health officials in the United States are warning people that the coronavirus is more widespread than ever before, as San Mateo County shuts businesses down again due to an
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Damages Finalized In 2016 Levi’s Stadium ADA Class Action Suit, But Case Isn’t Closed
As they say, it’s not over until the fat lady sings. In the case of the 2016 Levi’s Stadium ADA class action lawsuit, the fat lady that has yet to
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Shouldn’t more Californians care about Kamala Harris’ shot at being named Biden’s VP?
With Joe Biden on the cusp of announcing his running mate on the Democratic presidential ticket, two women of color from the Golden State appear to be on the shortlist.
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A San Jose commission will decide on strong mayor, extending Liccardo’s term
After a month-long debate over a proposed ‘strong mayor’ measure and outrage over lack of community involvement in the decision, San Jose leaders unanimously approved putting decisions about the city’s future
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Parents say remote learning hurts poor, disabled
Palo Alto parents said at a school board meeting tonight that they are worried remote learning will put children with disabilities or those from poor families at a disadvantage. Parents
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Unemployment in California claims climb to worst levels in nearly three months
Unemployment claims in California climbed to their highest levels in nearly three months amid fears of benefit reductions for workers and fresh rounds of business shutdowns to combat the coronavirus,
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Santa Clara Co. leaders address Supreme Court’s rejection of Trump’s bid to end DACA
Santa Clara County leaders held a press conference on the Supreme Court’s rejection of Pres. Donald Trump’s efforts to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, which protects
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