Silicon Valley city makes homeless people eligible for arrest if they refuse 3 offers of shelter by: JANIE HAR, Associated Press. Posted: Jun 10, 2025 / 04:47 PM CDT.

The City Council of San Jose, California, has voted to make homeless people eligible for arrest if they reject three offers of housing.

Silicon Valley lawmakers sound alarm on Trump’s military mobilization. by NOTUS. June 10, 2025June 12, 2025. Congressmembers Sam Liccardo (left) and Zoe Lofgren spoke against $880 billion in ...

Homeless people could be arrested after refusing three offers of shelter in Silicon Valley city. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS; Jun 10, 2025 Jun 10, 2025 Updated Jun 10, 2025; Facebook; ...

Sure, it’s not official yet. But the Silicon Valley Democrat sure seems to be carving out a lane for 2028, reports Ross Barkan.

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Last year, Elon Musk was the Pied Piper of support for Donald Trump among Silicon Valley power brokers. One by one, tech billionaires close to Musk who had either backed Democrats or avoided the ...

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Caldbeck became an early face of Silicon Valley’s #MeToo reckoning when he issued a public apology and left the company he co-founded after multiple Asian American entrepreneurs accused him of ...

Meta's CTO said the partnership is a "return to grace" for Silicon Valley's ties with the military. Anduril said the project isn't funded by taxpayers and will save the military billions of dollars.