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Gilroy council says Sharks Ice facility too expensive

After seven and a half years of talking about bringing a Sharks-led ice hockey and skating facility to...

The Biz Beat: Popular San Jose Mexican bakery opens 4th location

The October opening of Panapolis Bakery No. 4 in San Jose was perfunctory. Owner Aldo Ortiz had a...

San Jose police chief refutes claims of ALPR inconsistency

San Jose Police Chief Paul Joseph has made his first public response to a simmering controversy centered on...

Incoming Silicon Valley water district CEO donates to board candidates

Multiple candidates are vying to be on the board of directors for Santa Clara County’s largest water supplier. The...

Santa Clara County jails see influx of ICE agents

Santa Clara County officials are standing back while the presence of federal agents escalates around county jails, even after...

San Jose State unveils mural honoring Filipino American history

Filipino students at San Jose State University are finally receiving the recognition they’ve been fighting for. After years...

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An altar for Dia de los Muertos in San Jose, California

Paz-Cedillos: What we remember, what we carry and what we owe

My mother has always been clear about what she wants when she dies. Don’t come to her grave crying. Bring the mariachi. Celebrate her life, the memories, the joy. And because my mother is who she is, she never misses an opportunity to remind us of something equally important: “Bring me flowers while I’m still alive.” I’ve been thinking about her words as our community gathers for Avenida de Altares, one of East San Jose’s most beloved cultural traditions. Día de los Muertos invites us to see death differently. Rooted in Indigenous traditions and shaped by conquest, resistance and centuries...

The Podlight

Making sense of this year’s election

With Election Day approaching, a flurry of changes and claims about voting has left some voters wondering what to expect. Reporter Keith Menconi talks with Santa Clara County Registrar of Voters Matt Moreles about how ballots will be counted, what voters need to know and why the process locally remains business as usual.

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