In a recent interview Judge Persky gave, he expressed concern that “public confidence in the judiciary” will be undermined if we are successful in recalling him. Quite the opposite is true. Judicial independence requires that judges are able to set aside conscious or unconscious biases in their courtrooms. However,...
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The Amah Mutsun are campaigning to protect and preserve their Sacred land, Juristac, known today as Sargent Ranch, from being destroyed by...
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Dear Editor, I want to live in a community that takes violence against women seriously and that is why I will vote...
Dear Editor, I am disturbed those claiming judicial independence in their defense of Judge Persky. Persky showed poor judgement in the Brock...
Dear Editor, My name is Dawn Bussey and I represent the Junior League of San Jose. On Tuesday April 17th, 2018 we...
Doris Modesitt’s letter (April 4) shows a misunderstanding about Proportional Voting (Ranked Choice Voting), which is on the June 2018 ballot as...
I graduated from Stanford in 2013, where I was an active leader in Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity and Stanford Greek life more...
Thanks to Steve Chessin (3/28) we now know that we should vote against this Proportional voting. ie. Trump gives Clinton the extra...
The citizens of Santa Clara need to pay attention what is happening in our City rather than vote by name reognition. We...
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On my commute through the north side, I pass RVs parked among the offices where people priced out of apartments live, sometimes...