When Wiggsy Sivertsen started working at San Jose State University, the Vietnam War was raging and the Bay Area was a hotbed of political activism — especially on college campuses. Back then she also worked as the head teacher of a school for autistic children. Until they fired her for...
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Funk: San Jose’s contract with a private Catholic school reeks
On Aug. 6, the San Jose City Council unanimously approved a contract with Cristo Rey San José Jesuit High School in the amount of $838,264 to provide work experience/paid internships for up to 24 students. The contract is paid directly to Cristo Rey to help cover the tuition cost for...
August 19, 2019August 18, 2019
by Nadia Lopez
by Nadia LopezSan Jose lawmakers to discuss Reid-Hillview Airport closure
After months of delay, the San Jose City Council on Tuesday will discuss a report on the possible closure of...
August 18, 2019August 18, 2019by Nadia Lopez
by Nadia LopezSan Jose superintendents raise concern over six-figure award to Catholic school
Two leading superintendents from the three public high school districts in San Jose say the city failed to notify them...
August 17, 2019August 18, 2019
by Yale Wyatt
by Yale WyattSan Jose ranks highest with singles looking for love
If you’re looking for lasting love, look no further — you’re in the right place. A new survey sponsored by...
August 16, 2019August 18, 2019
by Brendan Nystedt
by Brendan NystedtCA High Speed Rail recommends a route through San Jose
Despite the governor’s confusing comments in the State of the State address earlier this year, California High Speed Rail is...
