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As ICE fears rise, San Jose expands detention facility freeze to public land (opens the original)
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Spurred by concerns over federal immigration enforcement, the San Jose City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to approve a 45-day moratorium on new detention facilities, broadened to include public property. The freeze takes effect immediately and comes two weeks after the council first endorsed the plan on Sept. 15. The push comes in the wake of a halted ICE center in nearby Gilroy. Local officials were largely unaware of that project until work began in May, prompting a federal judge to suspen
San Jose backs off downtown parking meter hikes after backlash, raises garage rates instead (opens the original)
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After months of backlash from downtown businesses and workers, San Jose has abandoned plans to extend parking meter enforcement into the evening and raise street parking rates, opting instead for higher garage fees. Instead, hourly rates in city garages will increase from $4 to $5 — or $1.25 every 15 minutes — after an initial free 90 minutes. Garage rates for special events will range from $15 to $35 and eligibility for discounted parking programs will be expanded to include more downtown emplo
Election 2026: How San Jose City Council candidates plan to tackle housing affordability (opens the original)
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Deep into the late hours of a San Jose City Council meeting on Aug. 18, city leaders faced a full house of passionate residents divided over an issue that has polarized communities across the state: housing density. The council will consider updates to its long-term land-use plans late next year, and winners of three key district races in November will play a pivotal role in deciding how far San Jose will go to meet its target of making space for 62,000 new homes in hopes of bringing down costs
Election 2026: How do San Jose council candidates plan to handle the increasingly controversial data center issue? (opens the original)
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Few issues this year have roused San Jose residents to pack public meetings quite like data centers — and they’re not alone. Across the country, many cities are facing intense backlash over the development of these projects — which, while promising millions in potential revenue for municipalities that welcome them, carry massive water and energy demands and raise quality-of-life concerns like noise pollution. While neighboring Bay Area cities have paused development to consider bans, San Jose is
San Jose is drafting new rules for data centers as city council candidates debate the issue (opens the original)
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Few issues this year have roused San Jose residents to pack public meetings quite like data centers — and they’re not alone. Across the country, many cities are facing intense backlash over the development of these projects — which, while promising millions in potential revenue for municipalities that welcome them, carry massive water and energy demands and raise quality-of-life concerns like noise pollution. While neighboring Bay Area cities have paused development to consider bans, San Jose is
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