San Jose City Workers Set to Vote on Mass Strike, Sparking Fears of Service Disruptions
Over 4,000 San Jose city workers could go on strike in August amid ongoing negotiations. Should they vote in favor of the strike, some city operations such as airport services, libraries, and affordable housing may face disruptions.
San Jose Ordered to Unseal Firefighter Scandal Documents in Pink Poodle Strip Club Investigation
A judge has ordered the City of San Jose to release investigation records relating to a controversial incident involving a scantily-clad woman and an on-duty fire truck at the Pink Poodle strip club.
Ex-County Prosecutor Appointed Interim Police Watchdog Auditor in San Jose; Some Cry Foul
San Jose's appointment of a former prosecutor as interim Independent Police Auditor has sparked controversy, raising concerns about the integrity of the civilian watchdog agency's role in police oversight.
San Jose Mayor's Wife Awarded a Whopping $862k in Another San Jose City Grant for Her Private School
A significant city grant awarded to a private school in San Jose, run by the mayor's spouse, an accomplished Harvard alumna and recipient of the prestigious 40 Under 40 award, is stirring a citywide controversy. Critics allege the grant disbursement process lacked competitive transparency, benefitting the mayor's family-owned school at the expense of others.
During His Visit to Palo Alto, President Biden Announces Over $2.6 Billion for Climate Resilience and Modernizing Electrical Grid
During a visit to Palo Alto, President Joe Biden announced an investment of more than $2.6 billion to aid in the fight against climate change and help communities become more resilient.