San Jose police beat homeless man as mayor pushes arrests
Less than a week after Mayor Matt Mahan announced a bold push to arrest homeless people who refuse help, disturbing videos show San Jose police officers beating and verbally taunting an elderly homeless man — leading to a complaint from the local NAACP chapter.
Last year’s initial budget projection featured an estimated $53 million shortfall. The new budget projection unveiled by ...
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San Jose workers rally against hiring freezeLabor leaders representing San Jose’s workforce want city officials to increase funding for essential services amid a recent ...
San Jose’s mayor has unveiled a “pay for performance” proposal that will ask the voters to support tying future merit raises ...
People experiencing homelessness in San Jose who refuse offers of interim shelter will face arrest under a proposal unveiled ...
Forecasters say rain chances will increase after 12 a.m. Friday as the next system enters the Bay Area. Widespread light to moderate rain is likely before and around sunrise for most of the entire ...
San José Mayor Mahan proposed a new policy to tackle the homeless crisis in his city which would arrest homeless residents who repeatedly refuse to accept shelter.
Mayor Matt Mahan's proposal to jail people if they reject three offers of shelter is the latest salvo in an anti-encampment ...
Democrat-run cities in California are discovering they don't have to put up with rampant homelessness and drug addiction.
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