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The Biz Beat: Standout Pizza At San Jose's The Last Round Tavern
Sandwich shop by day and pizza parlor by night, The Last Round Tavern in San Jose manages its split personality exceptionally well.
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Santa Clara Electricity Rates Are Going Up
Councilmember Karen Hardy said she’s concerned other utilities will increase at steeper rates, such as Valley Water's proposed rate hikes.
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Campbell Spends Remaining COVID Dollars On Community Projects
For avid Campbell skateboarders, a long overdue facelift of the city skate park is happening earlier than planned.
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Santa Clara County Veterans Still Need Housing
Santa Clara County has made strides to house homeless veterans, but the work isn't over.
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Downtown San Jose Road Could Close For New Pedestrian Mall
San Jose officials want to recreate the success of downtown gathering spaces like San Pedro Square and Paseo de San Antonio.
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Abe-Koga Will Be Next Santa Clara County Supervisor In District 5
“It’s about bringing people together and making sure that everyone has a voice and can participate,” Abe-Koga told San José Spotlight.
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Police: San Jose Official Investigated For Alleged ‘Oral Copulation Of A Minor'
New court records released Thursday show San Jose Councilmember Omar Torres is being investigated for “oral copulation of a minor.”
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San Jose Candidate Temporarily Decertified As A Police Officer
Tam Troung's officer certification was temporarily suspended by the state police board amid allegations of mortgage fraud.
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Santa Clara County Homeless Deaths Dip Slightly
Homeless deaths in Santa Clara County are down so far this year despite an opioid crisis and thousands of people living on the streets.
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Election 2024: Retired Sheriff's Deputy Seeks San Jose D2 Seat
Joe Lopez, 71, worked for the United Farm Workers after graduating high school and discovered his passion for advocacy.
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Heat Wave Highlights Silicon Valley Homeless Response Problems
“The way Silicon Valley handles our homeless situation is extremely dysfunctional. It’s unorganized, inefficient and it’s slow to react."
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Follow The Money: Silicon Valley's 2024 General Election
Candidates have raised millions of dollars across many contentious races to represent Silicon Valley, on national, state and local stages.
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San Jose Businessman Says He Didn't Defame Embattled CEO
Duong, CEO of trash and recycling hauler Cal Waste Solutions, has hurled a defamation lawsuit against Hai Huynh, a bail bonds businessman.
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Santa Clara Officials Respond To Being Labeled ‘Dysfunctional'
Santa Clara officials have to agree on how to respond to a report about how their disagreements and infighting have hurt the city.
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South San Jose Tiny Homes Project Long Overdue
By next fall, San Jose aims to have a long-awaited temporary housing site on the south side of the city for homeless individuals.
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San Jose Mayor Wants Safe Sleeping Sites For Homeless Residents
San Jose officials are set to give hundreds of homeless residents designated places to sleep outside without the fear of being swept.
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Popular Cupertino Farmers Market Up For Grabs A Second Time
A popular farmers market in Cupertino is up for grabs in a battle over who can provide the West Valley city fresh tomatoes and strawberries.
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Santa Clara County Addresses Shigella Spread In Homeless Camps
A bacterial outbreak has emerged among homeless individuals living at San Jose encampments in Columbus and Roosevelt parks.
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San Jose Parks Lose Millions As Developers Get Tax Break
San Jose is cutting taxes and fees for at least 14 high-rise development projects or more than 4,000 homes in downtown.
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Santa Clara County Approves ‘Less Invasive' House Arrest Monitors
Supervisor Otto Lee, prompted by anecdotes of people slipping out of ankle monitors to escape custody, said the current system can fail too.
