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Day with us. Lets go to meteorologist kristin ketchell. Each a few very isolated showers. But there is a chance of more of that wet weather as we head into the afternoon. Better chance for our sun day waking up to some cloud cover. Here is a live picture from Raleigh Durham international airport. You can see some of the clouds up on radar right now. Most of those are south of the triangle but dont be surprised if, over the next hour or so, you run into a little bit of light rain in some spots. These are all making their way to the east. Not going to be en issue for us all day but there is a ch...

One Silicon Valley lawmaker wants the state to get into the housing market to assist residents in the "missing middle" — comprising those who earn too much to qualify for low-income housing but who don't earn enough to afford a market-rate home. To help these residents, Assemblymember Alex Lee introduced Assembly Bill 309 earlier this year. If approved, AB 309 would enable California to build and lease homes to residents of various income levels, Lee said. | By Sonya Herrera San Jose Spotlight One Silicon Valley lawmaker wants the state to get into the housing market to assist...

Jacky Morales-Ferrand, who's worked as the director of housing for San Jose since 2015, oversaw a paradigm shift in how the city has grappled with the region's worsening housing crisis. She's retiring in July.

County to reinvestigate Black student’s death, SJSU president says April 2, 2021 San Jose State University says county officials are reopening an investigation into the suspicious death of a Black student in 2008. Courtesy photo. San Jose State University President Mary Papazian announced this week the county coroner and district attorney will reexamine the suspicious death of student Gregory Johnson Jr., according to an email obtained by this news organization. “SJSU recognizes that for many members of our community, the circumstances surrounding Gregory’s death are emblematic of longs...

Survey finds opposition to high-density zoning in San Jose but critics say poll is flawed February 10, 2021 A house on Third Street near Japantown in San Jose was built as a duplex in 1939, according to the property owner. Photo by Sonya Herrera. Roughly half of San Jose residents surveyed in a new poll oppose an initiative to boost the number of homes allowed in single-family neighborhoods. According to initial survey results, 48% of San Jose residents are opposed to Opportunity Housing, while 24% of residents support the initiative. Roughly a quarter of residents polled said they need more ...