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Palo Alto's Twilight Concert Series 2026 offers free family-friendly music nights at Mitchell and Rinconada Parks, complete with food trucks and...
The school board meets July 13, 2026 at 6:00pm in Armstrong Boardroom, with the full agenda now available for review.
The Government Audit and Oversight Committee has released its official meeting agenda.
Starlight Saturdays brings three free outdoor movie nights to St. James Park this summer, with VTA light rail promoted as the easiest ride. Exit at...
San José has issued its annual Airport Master Plan status report for calendar year 2025 to meet the municipal code requirement under Section...
Cupertino residents can attend the next City Council meeting in person or remotely.
Blossom Hill Park restrooms are closed for repairs on Thursday, July 9, with reopening expected by Friday, July 10. The town apologizes for the inconvenience and asks visitors to call Parks and Public Works at (408) 399-5770 with questions.
Route 4 Levy/Amboy inbound service is detoured through Monday, July 13. From 47th St. & Division St., buses turn right onto Division St., right onto Parkway Drive, left onto Pike Ave., then right onto 47th St. to resume the regular route.
San José Police are seeking public help identifying two suspects who stole a 9-foot South Vietnamese soldier statue and flags from the Vietnamese...
Capitol Corridor is upgrading its service alerts platform to UseTransit, but current subscribers require no action as alert preferences have already...
Dr. Carlo Beckman was named Deputy Director of the San José Police Department's Bureau of Technical Services, overseeing the Systems Development...
San José residents can strengthen police-community partnerships by registering local events for National Night Out before the July 12, 2026 deadline. Events on August 4 help build safer neighborhoods through official SJPD coordination.
City leaders announced a focused enforcement push ahead of the Fourth of July, stressing that all fireworks are illegal except permitted professional...
San José officials from multiple agencies are teaming up to promote safe Fourth of July celebrations and strictly enforce the citywide fireworks...
Los Gatos street sweeping expands to a biweekly schedule while keeping the same days: Week 1 routes now also get Week 3, and Week 2 routes get Week 4. View the updated routes at www.LosGatosCA.gov/103/Streets.
