Bryan Wang wrote about the abuse of facial recognition software towards people of color. Three years ago, City Clerk Hassam Haggag claimed he could prove a Chinese American activist was part of the 49ers by using facial recognition software. Wang is right, software giants like Facebook, an employer of...
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You may have noticed The Weekly has a new look. This update has been made with intent and planning. It has been...
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The inevitable has happened! One of the many lawsuits against the City of Santa Clara has been reversed. Not surprising, the decision...
I am a high school junior in San Jose, CA. Recent protests against racial and gender bias in Amazon’s Rekognition software by...
Fake News was a factor in American politics going back to1799 when James Callendar published broadsides and was jailed by John Adams....
Back in the mid 60s, my mom would drop me off after school at the College Terrace Branch Library in Palo Alto....
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City Manager Publicly Announced Information About Money-Losing Concert, Now Trying to Blame The Weekly
It’s unusual for a public official to attack the press for being the first to request public records on a subject of...
This week’s reprimand of The Weekly comes from Santa Clara’s Director of Communications, Lenka Wright. This column was incorrectly corrected again by...
Sneaking across the border under the cover of darkness with the aid of a coyote doesn’t make you an immigrant nor does...
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These bills undermine city planning and sustainable community strategies. SB 50 shifts local zoning control from city councils to developers and transit...