Food truck feeds San Jose’s homeless on Thanksgiving
Amid the homeless encampment at Columbus Park in San Jose, nonprofit CityTeam is brightening up Thanksgiving for many residents by handing out hot meals.
How many VTA board members actually use public transit in Silicon Valley?
VTA’s board has 18 members, but it seems that only one of those elected officials actually uses the transportation agency’s buses and light rail trains.
San Jose could provide COVID relief funding to airport vendors
Mineta San Jose International Airport isn’t seeing revenues return to pre-pandemic-levels, which is impacting restaurants and retailers in the transit hub.
Editorial: San Jose’s Coyote Valley is a treasure that should be saved for all
The commitment to preserve the valley is bolstered by research affirming its value for wildlife, water and climate resilience.
Violence against humanity needs to stop | City College Times
Asian-Americans and Pacific Islanders have been drowning in racism for far too long and as the statistics only
Santa Clara County freeways to see upgrades with Measure B funds
A VTA committee is recommending using Measure B funds to pay for 13 highway improvement projects in places including San Jose, Gilroy and Campbell.
Higher insurance rates halted for San Jose taxicab drivers
A San Jose committee has decided to take another look at taxicab regulations after local drivers were set to see insurance increases of 250%.
San Jose could provide COVID relief funding to airport vendors
Mineta San Jose International Airport isn’t seeing revenues return to pre-pandemic-levels, which is impacting restaurants and retailers in the transit hub.
Lawsuit threatens future of San Jose’s St. James Park pavilion
Plans for a new pavilion at St. James Park in San Jose have stalled due to a lawsuit from a men’s club that says the city is breaking its own rules.
SoFA District Asks San Jose Project Homekey Proposal to ‘Back Off’ | San Jose Inside
Some of the SoFAdistrict’s developers, property owners and longtime business owners are convinced the fate of the south edge of San Jose’s downtown, which has been deemed “up-and-coming” for decades, is doomed if the city proceeds with plans to transition 72 motel rooms nearby into permanent afforda…