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San Jose leaders push to limit council meetings that drag until midnight San Jose City Hall is pictured in this file photo. Photo by Lorraine Gabbert After debating until midnight and cutting off public comments, San Jose lawmakers are on a mission to make City Council meetings more efficient. But they can’t always agree on next steps. City leaders on Wednesday voted 4-1 in favor of a plan forcing the San Jose City Council to contemplate its time management skills and keep meetings on schedule. Vice Mayor Chappie Jones and Councilmembers David Cohen, Dev Davis and Raul Peralez voted in favo...

San Jose city leaders on Tuesday night approved a mandatory $3-per-hour raise for grocery workers at large chain supermarkets and retailers that sell groceries,...

Retail workers, including grocery store employees, are five times more likely to test positive for COVID-19, according to a study published in the journal Occupational and Environmental Medicine.  “Hazard pay is necessary to justly compensate retail food workers for the clear and present dangers of doing their jobs during the pandemic, ensure the welfare of workers, and continue stable operation of our much-needed food supply chain," Jimenez added.  The extra pay would only apply to food suppliers that have 300 or more employees nationwide.  Small corner stores, mom and pop shops and sma...

In 2020, San Jose leaders contended with protests, a pandemic, housing shortages — and their own flubs San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo is pictured in this file photo. In 2020, San Jose endured weeks of protest, a housing crisis, a historic election and a pandemic that led to the deaths of more than 650 area residents. Local lawmakers were forced to make tough decisions to keep the city running. Here are some of the year’s most contentious and impactful political moments. George Floyd’s death leads to (some) police reform The death of George Floyd, an unarmed black man who was killed by a...