New healthcare center to open in South Bay
Santa Clara County is opening a massive, 10-story health center next week in San Jose that’s set to…
ICE: San Jose is first Bay Area city to halt new private detention facilities
Days after a federal judge halted construction on a planned ICE center in Gilroy, San Jose became the…
Additional details released on ICE facility injunction – East Bay Times
Santa Clara County released new details on next steps in the legal battle over a proposed U.S. Immigration…
San Jose Hospital sees big boost in ER beds
In the face of growing demand for its emergency services, Regional Medical Center significantly expanded its emergency room this…
Proposed housing on vacant San Jose school site could yield district $26.6 million lifeline – East Bay Times
Eighty new homes are one step closer to becoming a reality at a South San Jose school property…
Proposed housing on vacant San Jose school site could yield district $26.6 million lifeline – The Mercury News
Eighty new homes are one step closer to becoming a reality at a South San Jose school property…
California legislators set aside millions for public hospitals
Faced with federal cuts that slashed billions annually from public healthcare, state legislators touted $250 million Monday in…
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…
San Jose City Council moves ranked-choice voting proposal for special elections to 2028 primary ballot – East Bay Times
As the city contends with financial uncertainty, optional ranked choice voting for special elections — aimed at cutting the…
San Jose City Council moves ranked-choice voting proposal for special elections to 2028 primary ballot – The Mercury News
As the city contends with financial uncertainty, optional ranked choice voting for special elections — aimed at cutting the…
Cupertino’s teleconferencing rules may violate meeting transparency laws – East Bay Times
The Cupertino City Council may have violated California’s open meeting law by allowing one of its members to…
Cupertino’s teleconferencing rules may violate meeting transparency laws – The Mercury News
The Cupertino City Council may have violated California’s open meeting law by allowing one of its members to…