San Jose leaders zero in on flood risks, preparedness amid strong El Niño
As a strong El Niño season heightens flood risks throughout California, some in San Jose are raising the alarm that…
‘I felt deceived’: Overlooked for housing, San Jose homeless residents face second sweep
For homeless people in San Jose, sweeps are a fixed part of their lived experience — the stress…
Nearly $2B Reconstruction of Anderson Dam to Begin in 2027
Valley Water’s Board of Directors today announced it has awarded a $1.88 billion to rebuild the Anderson Dam…
Trust Buys Monterey Pondside for Vital Wildlife Link in North Coyote Valley
Peninsula Open Space Trust today announced its purchase of Monterey Pondside, a 15-acre property zoned for agriculture in…
Historic railroad trestle stands in the way of completing San Jose’s Five Wounds Trail
FACING POTENTIAL DELAYS stemming from a historic railroad trestle marked for preservation, San Jose parks officials have paused…
San Jose police release images of suspects in theft of war memorial statue
San Jose police are asking for the public’s help identifying two suspects accused of stealing and vandalizing a…
‘The Jungle’ homeless encampment razed in San Jose
SAN JOSE, Calif. (KRON) — San Jose’s largest homeless encampment, known as “The Jungle,” was razed by city…
‘It’s an eviction’: San Jose begins dismantling largest homeless encampment, ‘the Jungle’
SAN JOSE HAS BEGUN dismantling its last large homeless encampment after weeks of outreach and offers of housing. Workers…
San Jose begins clearing out former ‘Jungle’ homeless encampment
The Brief San Jose city officials on Wednesday began clearing a large homeless encampment on land near Coyote…
San Jose residents rally to save historic Coyote Creek Trestle from demolition
A growing coalition of San Jose residents has banded together to preserve the city’s last remaining railroad trestle, after…
A timeline – East Bay Times
As far back as 2012, people without homes camped along the Coyote Creek near Story Road. As more…
San Jose to clear Jungle homeless encampment, move residents to tiny home village
Just south of downtown San Jose, about 100 people live on the banks of Coyote Creek, where footpaths…