San Jose doesn’t want plastic bags, case wrap in recycling. So what should you do with them? – The Mercury News
San Jose early this month called out 10 common items mistakenly tossed into curbside recycling bins. That triggered…
San Jose District 9 candidate deletes mistaken endorsement
One endorsement that has raised eyebrows in the District 9 San Jose City Council race turns out to…
Can downtown San Jose keep the momentum of World Cup crowds?
San Jose has long laid claim to being the Bay Area’s soccer capital. Over six weeks of World…
San Jose set to unveil proposals for a new Chavez Plaza name – The Mercury News
San Jose is expected to unveil a ranked-choice voting survey Saturday for a new name for the downtown…
San Jose set to unveil proposals for a new Chavez Plaza name – East Bay Times
San Jose is expected to unveil a ranked-choice voting survey Saturday for a new name for the downtown…
Plastic wrap and other items San Jose says residents should keep out of recycling bins – The Mercury News
Ten items are frequently being thrown into the wrong residential recycling bins in San Jose, prompting city officials…
Battle lines drawn in San Jose housing plan overhaul
San Jose housing advocates and neighborhood groups are getting organized as the City Council prepares to take up a…
San Jose police release video of Vietnamese monument theft, ask public to identify suspects – The Mercury News
It took two suspects less than 30 minutes to steal a monument deeply important to San Jose’s Vietnamese…
Six San Jose council candidates advance to November
The runoff matchups are now set in San Jose’s three competitive City Council races, after county election officials…
RV bans in San Jose reduces vehicles on streets by 60%
RV’s that used to be ubiquitous on San Jose’s streets have dropped by more than half since the…
Top two candidates set for three San Jose council runoffs in November – The Mercury News
Nearly a month after the June primary, the final matchups between the top two candidates for three San…
Aiming to boost government efficiency, San Jose trains its 1,000th worker on AI tools – The Mercury News
As California becomes the first state in the nation to track AI-related job losses, San Jose is aggressively…