Cash payments to unhoused people likely won’t end homelessness, but recipients spent wisely, California...
The study found recipients spent nearly all the money on basic needs like food and transportation, not drugs or alcohol.
Candidate for Assessor’s Office decries $266,000 mailer from Santa Clara County during Measure A...
“Due to the federal Medi-Cal cuts, our County-run hospitals and clinics are at risk of closure.”. “Under the leadership of the Board of Supervisors, we are fighting to preserve and protect our critical services.”. These boldface words from Santa Clara County executive James R. Williams greeted Rishi Kumar, chair of...
Candle Ignites Blaze in Cupertino Apartment During Diwali Festivities; 12 Displaced, 1 Injured
A Diwali celebration turned precarious for Cupertino residents yesterday when a fire, sparked by a candle, engulfed an apartment unit, displacing approximately 12 individuals. According to a social media post from the Santa Clara County Fire Department, the blaze began around 10:40 PM on Fallenleaf Lane. Respondents...
Protesters line both sides of Los Gatos Boulevard for “No Kings” rallies
More than 600 people headed down to Los Gatos Boulevard on Saturday afternoon, to join in nationwide “No Kings” demonstrations that drew millions across the United States. The crowd gathered outside the Tesla dealership near Lark Avenue, waving handmade signs and chanting as cars passed and honked in support....
Police Blotter: Injury on a spouse, identity theft, disorderly conduct of alcohol
This report covers incidents from Oct. 14 to Oct. 19 as recorded in the Stanford University Department of Public Safety (SUDPS) bulletin. Learn more about the Clery Act and how The Daily approaches reporting on crime and safety here. Tuesday, Oct. 14. Vandalism of less than $400 between 10:50 a.m....
East Palo Alto to spend more than $1M on housing assistance
The East Palo Alto City Council voted on Tuesday to spend approximately $1.1 million of Measure JJ tax funds annually to provide direct rental assistance, foreclosure prevention and legal housing support for city residents. Following years-long debates on how exactly to spend the funds, the council voted 4-1, with...
Convicted felon caught with loaded gun, narcotics: SJPD
(KRON) — Police said a convicted felon with a “violent history” was taken into custody last week following a probe of street drug sales in downtown San Jose. San Jose police said a search warrant led to the recovery of “various illegal narcotics and one loaded unregistered firearm.” The total street value of the...
‘Beloved’ statue gifted to San Jose stolen
(KRON) — A “beloved” statue that was a gift to the city of San Jose from its sister-city, Okayama, Japan, was sawn off where it stood and stolen, city officials announced Tuesday. The statue in Guadalupe River Park, along with its bronze plaque, told the folklore story of Momotaro. It depicts a young boy with […]
Two tech companies find new San Jose offices for their headquarters
SAN JOSE — Two tech companies, Netgear and Rose Batteries, have completed deals that enable them to keep their headquarters in north San Jose. San Jose-based Netgear has moved a short distance from its current offices and is now located at 3553 North First St., where the company leased the entirety of a two-story...
Federal immigration surge is bigger worry for S.F. than National Guard
Experts say immigration agents have more latitude to be destructive than National Guard — with fewer avenues for San Francisco to push back. Federal immigration surge is bigger worry for S.F. than National Guard
