Thanks to generous donation from tech giants, each business received $10,000 for relief from the economic toll of the coronavirus.
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Prop. 64’s Win Opens Floodgates for On-Demand Cannabis
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San Jose May Allow Pot Delivery, Multiple Cultivation Sites
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Mayor, New Council Members to be Sworn in at Inauguration
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Liccardo Selects Senior Staff, Dueñas Named City Manager
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Strict New Rules for Pot Clubs
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Library Parcel Tax Wins with Overwhelming Voter Support
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Who Authorized SJPD’s Change in Gang Crime Stats?
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San Jose Councilman Ash Kalra says the city’s got some explaining to do about its police stats gaffe. In a memo to the Rules and Open Government Committee, which meets Wednesday, Kalra calls for a hearing in front of the City Council about why a change was made in calculating gang stats, and why the numbers were misrepresented to the public.
Read More 2Show Me the Money: City Employee Salaries for 2012
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San Jose released its annual list of city salaries late last week, reminding us once again where the bulk of the municipal budget goes. Like most municipalities, payroll accounts for the city’s single highest expense. San Jose shelled out $596 million, or 62 percent of this fiscal year’s budget, on payroll for its 5,500 employees. This year, retired Sgt. John M. Seaman topped the list, receiving total compensation in the amount of $308,345.
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