San José Spotlight

A group of Silicon Valley mayors want to know how funds will be divided if voters pass a measure to build and preserve affordable housing across the region.

San Jose is set to pay for more employees and police patrols to enforce “no return zones” for homeless camps along the Guadalupe River and those surrounding temporary shelter sites citywide.

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For a decade, the San Francisco 49ers have worked to help uplift the community surrounding the city the team calls home. 🏈 ❤️ In an effort to recognize that work, they’re celebrating Levi's® Stadium's 10th anniversary by launching “49ers Cares About Santa Clara,” an initiative to publicly show how the 49ers Foundation, team and stadium have affected the surrounding community — especially the team’s philanthropic support. #sports #philanthropy #levisstadium #santaclara #siliconvalley

San Jose’s top political leader supports harsher penalties for drug dealers as voters consider new measures to hold thieves and drug suppliers accountable.

San Jose is revisiting a plan to make the heart of the city more walkable and easy to navigate ahead of two major sports events. 🏈 ⚽️ The city is working to replace outdated signs in the downtown area to highlight local landmarks, businesses and public transportation options before #SuperBowl60 and the #FIFAWorldCup come to the region in 2026.

The owners of the Pruneridge Golf Club are teeing up hundreds of homes to be built alongside the nine-hole course — but first they must reconfigure it. ⛳ Learn more about the potential Santa Clara development:

In the heart of #SiliconValley and the middle of a heat wave, one city hopes to use new technologies to emulate a classic Fourth of July tradition. Instead of fireworks, Sunnyvale is hosting a #drone light show at Baylands Park at 6:30 p.m. 🎇 Check it out:

After two attempts to leave Silicon Valley, a South Bay political fixture was chosen to lead a county hundreds of miles away – in New Mexico.

JUST IN: Despite urgent pleas by county leaders and local activists, state officials won’t intervene in the closure of lifesaving hospital services in East San Jose. https://lnkd.in/gYBTgzxG