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San Jose extends ban on lying, sitting on sidewalks downtown

City officials have extended a ban on lying or sitting on sidewalks in a portion of downtown in hopes of addressing safety and accessibility concerns.

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San Jose downtown sidewalk sleeping ban extended

San Jose homeless residents are at risk of being cited or arrested if they’re caught sleeping or sitting on the sidewalk by early morning. The City Council voted unanimously

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San Jose expands hours for sleeping ban on downtown streets

SAN JOSE, Calif. - San Jose City Council says it will extend the hours of its ban to prevent people from sleeping on the sidewalks downtown. The current policy says anyone sleeping on the street has to be off the sidewalk from 10 a.

KRON San Francisco on MSN · 1d

San Jose leaders approve new sidewalk sleeping ban

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Community mourns passing of downtown San Jose visionary Frank Taylor

San Jose leaders are mourning the death of Frank Taylor, the former head of the city’s redevelopment agency and one of the ...

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Here’S How Downtown San Jose Residents Can Vote In Special Election

Whoever is elected will represent downtown San Jose as it works to recover and fill vacant spaces post pandemic. That official will help the city navigate homelessness and housing and a budget ...

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Real Estate

SAN JOSE — City officials launched a lawsuit against the owners of an empty and abandoned downtown San Jose property that has become what is considered a municipal site of blight. The ...

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City of San Jose sues owners of blighted downtown properties

The City of San Jose is suing property owners it says have racked up thousands of dollars in fines and failed to keep their property in good condition right in the heart of downtown. The ...

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QR codes lead way for visitors to downtown San Jose

Signs with QR codes are about to flood the streets of downtown San Jose — 92 of them to be exact. The city of San Jose’s Community and Economic Committee updated its long-time wayfinding ...

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