San Jose awarded $12.9 million federal grant to make safety improvements at some of city's most dangerous intersections
San Jose awarded a $12.9 million federal grant to make safety improvements at some of the city's most dangerous intersections.
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San Jose awarded a $12.9 million federal grant to make safety improvements at some of the city's most dangerous intersections.
The city of San Jose is looking to build a dedicated transit link across downtown that would connect Mineta San Jose International Airport with transit hub...
In San Jose, statistically, there’s a greater chance of death as a pedestrian or motorist, than from homicide.
Updated on February 1, 2021 at 12:37 pm City of San Jose A new plan seeks to transform East San Jose into a pedestrian-friendly transit haven by reducing the need for cars and connecting residents across the city. The En Movimiento -- Spanish for "In Movement" -- plan proposes an expanded network of sidewalks, bike lanes and bus lanes alongside a Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) line, giving East Side residents an array of options for car-less travel. The plan, created by the city, will be presented to the San Jose City Council this Tuesday. "We know this is a very auto-centric city, and with...