After initially pushing back on protestors’ allegations, the city agreed last month to settle the case before trial.

Discrimination against Black SJSU students laid the groundwork for one of the most iconic political demonstrations in sports history.

A second incidence of vandalism happened Friday at City Hall, resulting in one felony arrest, according to San Jose police.

A group of approximately 30 people went on strike Wednesday to protest the firing of a colleague, saying it was retaliation for her activism.

All told, 21 businesses were vandalized on Friday and Saturday nights, according to the San Jose Downtown Association.

The whole world is keeping tabs on anti-Wall Street protests. On Saturday, the San Francisco occupation marched against police brutality. Four days prior, police arrested more than 100 people in Oakland for camping at City Hall. The militant response by police to protesters angered many, and the iconic takeaway was pictures and video of protester and Iraqi war veteran Scott Olsen lying bloody and dazed, his skull fractured by a tear-gas canister fired by police. This all happened after San Jose police raided the camp at San Jose’s City Hall plaza on Sunday, Oct. 23, arresting eight occupiers. In response, Shaun O’Kelly climbed atop the plaza structure in the dark of night. He now camps on a 5-foot-wide ledge.