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Palo Alto Weighs Strict Caps and New Limits on RV Parking Amid Community Concerns
Palo Alto officials are weighing stricter measures to manage the influx of oversized vehicles on local streets. While the city recently approved a limited parking permit pilot program set for next March, community feedback and data indicate that roughly 100 RVs will remain unaccommodated. In resp...
September 5, 2026
ISE Labs Expands Silicon Valley Footprint with $29.5M Acquisition of North San Jose R&D Buildings
ISE Labs has invested $29.5 million to acquire two office and research buildings located at 1140 and 1150 Ringwood Court in North San Jose, expanding the semiconductor testing company’s local footprint to over 143,000 square feet across three nearby properties. The board of parent company A...
September 3, 2026
San Jose Community Commemorates 56th Chicano Moratorium and Reflects on Identity
Generations of San Jose residents gathered at Backesto Park last Saturday for the 56th commemoration of the Chicano Moratorium, organized by the Community Service Organization San Jose. For some Mexican Americans, the identity represents a history of civil rights activism challenging war, discrim...
September 3, 2026
South San Jose Residents Fight Proposed Warwick Road Duplex Project Under Senate Bill 9
Residents of the Homestead Acres neighborhood in South San Jose are organizing against plans to redevelop a single-family lot, accusing the developer behind the project of misusing state housing laws and fearing the precedent it might set. An LLC linked to Redwood City-based development firm Sama...
September 1, 2026
San Pedro Social Faces Permanent Closure After City Council Denies Late Night Permit
Downtown San Jose entertainment venue San Pedro Social may close permanently after the City Council unanimously rejected its application to operate past midnight on Tuesday, August 25, 2026. Permit Denial and History of Rule-Breaking: Located on Santa Clara Street, San Pedro Social closed its doo...
August 29, 2026
Gilroy City Council Transitions to District-Based Elections with Eight Candidates Competing Across Three Districts
Gilroy’s municipal elections have officially shifted from traditional at-large voting to a district-based system, setting up a competitive November 3 ballot featuring eight candidates running across Districts 4, 5, and 6. While the mayoral seat remains at-large and is not up for election un...
August 29, 2026
San Jose Opens Modernized Fire Station 8 in Downtown to Replace 1940s Facility
The San Jose Fire Department, alongside city officials and local residents, celebrated the grand opening of the new Fire Station 8 at 601 E. Santa Clara St., replacing a historic downtown facility that had been in operation since the 1940s. Background and Facility Upgrades: Relocation efforts wer...
August 29, 2026
San Jose City Council Approves IBM Site Rezoning Amid Community Backlash
Residents and environmental groups have expressed strong concerns regarding the recent industrial park rezoning of the former 35-acre IBM Almaden Research Center, located in the rolling hills of South San Jose. Community members fear that the decision will pave the way for additional data centers...
August 27, 2026
San Jose Police Officer Hospitalized After Shooting by Armed Robbery Suspect
A San Jose police officer was hospitalized in critical but stable condition late Tuesday at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center after being shot by an armed robbery suspect during an afternoon incident near Lick Avenue and Goodyear Street. San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan visited the injured officer at th...
August 26, 2026
San Jose Department of Transportation Employee Fatally Injured While Repairing Streetlight
A San Jose Department of Transportation employee tragically passed away on Tuesday after sustaining fatal injuries while repairing a streetlight. City leaders—including Mayor Matt Mahan, City Manager Jennifer Maguire, and Department of Transportation Director John Ristow—released a joint statemen...
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