Bay Area Shelters in Crisis: Unprecedented Surge in Pet Surrenders Leaves Facilities Struggling to Cope
Bay Area animal shelters are facing a crisis as they struggle to cope with an unprecedented influx of pets being surrendered; San José ACS urges community members to adopt or foster animals to alleviate the burden.
San Jose City Council Begins Process of Permanently Closing Down San Pedro Street to Cars, Aiming to Transform it Into a Pedestrian-Focused Promenade
San Jose looks to revitalize its downtown area with the ambitious transformation of San Pedro Street into a pedestrian-only pathway. The city council has unanimously approved the initial plans, paving the way for a new urban experience in the heart of San Jose.
MacKenzie Scott Shatters Donations Record at San Jose Non-Profit; Ex-Husband Jeff Spends Big on Diamond Ring, Engagement Voyage
Billionaire philanthropist MacKenzie Scott makes history with a staggering $15M donation to San Jose based Fistula Foundation, propelling the organization's mission to end the suffering caused by obstetric fistula within a generation.
San Jose Falls From Top 10 Most Populous US Cities in Potentially Troubling Trend
San Jose slips from 10th to 12th in the list of most populous US cities as California faces a larger population decline trend, raising concerns about the future of the state and the role of affordable housing and remote work in shaping it
San Jose Emerges as City with Lowest Debt Amidst High Cost of Living, Report Says
Despite the notable high cost of living, San Jose has gained recognition as the city with the lowest debt burden amongst its residents, maintaining its momentum as one of the best places to live in the United States
Last week, a Berkeley professor admitted fake Native heritage. Now, SJ Community College delays ethnic studies hire
A decision to hire a non-Native instructor for Evergreen Valley College's first full-time Native American studies teaching position sparked an uproar and protests, with many questioning the role and input of marginalized communities even in the ethnic studies curriculum.
The Mercury News is suing San Jose over the infamous social media scandal involving a stripper
The Mercury News is seeking greater transparency as it alleges the city withheld investigation records relating to the Pink Poodle strip club incident involving firefighters and an employee of the strip club.
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