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San Jose State University Gets Millions In Federal STEM Funding
San Jose State University is getting millions in federal funds to bolster STEM research and education.

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San Jose State University is getting millions in federal funds to bolster STEM research and education.

“It was basically spitting into the wind, but somebody has to bring it up,” Park told San José Spotlight.
The county-owned facility will offer patients case management, medication management, individual and group counseling, and other services.
“There are a lot of other regional economies that don’t have the dynamism that this one does,” Hancock told San José Spotlight.
Candidates for a community college school board are throwing their hats in the ring for a special election in November.
Mayor Matt Mahan said City Manager Jennifer Maguire leads negotiations for San Jose with direction from councilmembers.
This article is part of a San José Spotlight series examining the newest San Jose councilmembers and their first six months in office.
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Nothing is enforced, she said. “I feel like it’s failed tremendously,” she told to San José Spotlight.
A popular private school owned by a Chinese investment firm is expanding in northeast San Jose.
This week's U.S. Supreme Court ruling against affirmative action "will color-blind the applicant pool nationwide."
A new San José Spotlight series is examining the newest council members and their first six months in office.
Councilmember Omar Torres was challenged to sleep in a homeless shelter.
Activists have worked for decades for LGBTQ residents in Silicon Valley to have access to services they need.
Council members voted unanimously to appoint Karyn Sinunu-Towery, a former 30-year Santa Clara County prosecutor.
Santa Clara County voters might find a new sales tax measure on the 2024 ballot.
More than 200 apartments could be coming to San Jose's Buena Vista neighborhood as city planning officials consider a new proposal.
The $862,000 grant is raising questions about favoritism due to the school’s close connections to the former mayor and other city hires.
"San Jose and Silicon Valley present a unique market opportunity for an expansion MLB team or existing club," a new letter to the MLB reads.
A San Jose employee of more than two decades is taking the helm to oversee the city's public infrastructure.