City of San Jose Proposes Construction of Temporary Parking Lot in Downtown Area
The City of San Jose has announced plans for the construction of a temporary surface parking lot in downtown San José. The project, known as the Milligan Parking Lot Project with File No. ER20-049, aims to provide parking space during construction activities in the vicinity.According to the project details, the approximately 2.5-acre project site will see the removal of existing buildings to make way for an approximately 300-space surface parking lot. The site, currently housing 118 surface parking spaces used for SAP Center events, will undergo significant changes to...
Public Invited to Building Safety Open House in San Jose
San Jose, Apr 18, 2024 - Cheryl Wessling, Public Information Manager at the Planning, Building, and Code Enforcement Department, invites the public to an upcoming Building Safety Open House event on May 2, 2024. The event aims to provide valuable information and assistance to attendees regarding building safety and compliance.The event will feature experts from the Building and Planning Divisions, along with other City staff, who will be available to provide guidance on various topics. Wessling encourages attendees to "come talk with experts from the Building and Planning...
Public Review Draft IS/MND: 1055 Commercial Court Project
The City of San Jose, California has issued a public notice regarding the intent to adopt a Mitigated Negative Declaration for the 1055 Commercial Court Project. The project, designated as SP24-008, involves a Special Use Permit to allow various modifications on a site in the HI Heavy Industrial Zoning District.According to the announcement, the City has conducted an environmental review of the project to assess potential adverse effects on the environment. As a result of this review, a Draft Mitigated Negative Declaration (MND) has been prepared, indicating that the...
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San José Opens Nominations for 2024 Cornerstone of the Arts Awards
Nominations are now being accepted for the 2024 Cornerstone of the Arts Awards, as announced by Carlos Velazquez, Public Information Manager at the Office of Economic Development & Cultural Affairs. The deadline for submitting nominations is Friday, May 3, 2024, by 5:00 p.m.Established in September 2013, the Cornerstone of the Arts Awards aims to recognize individuals and programs that have made a significant and enduring impact on San José’s art and cultural scene. Spearheaded by the City of San José’s Arts Commission and the Office of Cultural Affairs, these awards...
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Notice of CEQA Posting: Terraine Mixed-Use Project Initial Study/Addendum
The City of San Jose has issued a notice regarding the Terraine Mixed-Use Project, identified as SP21-045 & ER21-312, located on the Southwest Corner of Bassett Street and Terraine Street in Downtown San José. The project, spanning over a 1.57-acre vacant lot, is set to unfold in two distinct phases.In the initial phase, a 17-story residential tower comprising 345 units and a nine-level parking tower will be constructed on a shared podium. The podium will encompass parking facilities, loading areas, mechanical rooms, lobbies, and up to 11,777 square feet of retail space....
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The City of San José Launches Multilingual Civics Master Class
The City of San José has announced the launch of a Civics Master Class aimed at enhancing civic participation and fostering inclusivity within the city's immigrant population. Developed in collaboration with the local nonprofit organization Only in San José, this initiative provides residents with the opportunity to gain skills in civic participation and community engagement.Mayor Matt Mahan emphasized the importance of bringing everyone into the conversation, stating, "The greatest thing about our democracy is that it reflects the will of the people." He added, "This new...
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Fifth-Annual SJFD Women's+ Boot Camp
The San José Fire Department has announced the upcoming fifth-annual Women's+ Boot Camp scheduled for May 18, 2024, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the new San José Fire Training Center. The event aims to provide an opportunity for individuals interested in pursuing a career in the fire service to gain insights and participate in a judgement-free workout and information session.The Women's+ Boot Camp is inclusive, as stated by the organizers, "open to all adults (18+), including our non-binary, gender non-conforming, and trans women community members, who are looking to...
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Government Report Reveals Status of Open Audit Recommendations
A recent government report released on March 14, 2024, provides an update on the "Status of Open Audit Recommendations as of December 31, 2023." The report outlines the progress made on various audit recommendations and sheds light on the current state of affairs.The report delves into the details of the audit recommendations that were still pending as of the end of 2023. It offers insights into the efforts taken to address these recommendations and the challenges faced in their implementation.As the report highlights, many recommendations have been successfully...
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San José Leads GovAI Coalition for Responsible AI Governance
The City of San José has taken the lead in shaping the future of artificial intelligence (AI) in government by establishing the GovAI Coalition, which includes over 150 agencies. Mayor Matt Mahan expressed the city's commitment to innovation by stating, “San José is the worldwide hub for innovation – and the latest innovations are happening in AI.” The Coalition, spearheaded by the City of San José, aims to collaborate with other agencies to influence the responsible use of AI in government.City Manager Jennifer Maguire emphasized the Coalition's focus on setting...
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San José Mineta International Airport Appoints Mukesh Patel as New Director of Aviation
SAN JOSE, Calif. (March 12, 2024) – City Manager Jennifer Maguire has appointed Mukesh (Mookie) Patel as the City’s new Director of Aviation at San José Mineta International Airport (SJC). Patel, with over three decades of experience, is set to take on the leadership role on March 18, 2024."Mookie has an extensive executive background with three decades of experience and is positioned well to lead the airport in the areas of rebuilding passenger and route traffic, navigating complex airport and airline partnerships, expertly managing resources and new revenues to meet our...
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Media Advisory: POSTPONED - Ready for Im-peck-able Fun at the First All-Inclusive Playground in East San José
The much-anticipated opening of the first all-inclusive playground in East San José has been postponed. Daniel Lazo, Public Information Manager for Parks, Recreation and Neighborhood Services, stated, "We anticipated the playground would be ready for play on Monday, March 11 but are reevaluating our latest inspection."The event, originally scheduled for Monday, March 11, from 12 - 1 p.m. at 647 S. King Rd. in San José, California, has been put on hold as officials review the readiness of the playground. For more information about PRNS parks and facilities, interested...
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San Jose's Walk n' Roll Program Encourages Safe and Active Transportation for Students
The San Jose Walk n' Roll program aims to promote walking and biking to school among students, teaching safe skills and organizing events to boost confidence in active transportation. According to the program, "Walking and biking to school helps kids get exercise every day." This initiative not only benefits the physical health of children but also addresses environmental concerns. The program highlights that "38% of Co2 emissions in California come from transportation, primarily from cars and trucks."Moreover, walking or biking to school offers valuable learning...
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Stanford Med. Professor: 'Missouri v. Biden is the most important free speech case of our generation'
Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, a professor of medicine at Stanford University, praised Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey (R-Mo.) following Bailey’s testimony before the U.S. House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic.
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CITY OF SANTA MONICA: Community Rallies Together to Support the We Are Santa Monica Fund and Fight Food Insecurity
Demonstrating an outpouring of support from the Santa Monica community, individuals, businesses, and philanthropic organizations contributed over $1.1 million in 2020 through the City’s We Are Santa Monica Fund.
