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Articles by Dev Davis
An appreciation of Eshoo’s leadership
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San Jose City Council to Israel and Hamas: Ceasefire, Help Gazans, Free Hostages
A unanimous statement from the Mayor and City Council of San Jose on the conflict in Gaza and Israel It has been incredibly difficult to watch the events in Israel, Gaza and the West Bank unfold over the past few months. We are horrified and devastated by the loss of innocent lives in Israel and Gaza since October 7.
What Kind of Leadership Does San Jose Need?
I finished third in the San Jose mayoral primary, so I won't be in the race for mayor in November. But the exhilarating experience of running for the city's top political job taught me quite a bit about where we are as a city, what the possibilities for us are and what kind of leadership the moment requires. Simply put, the opportunities in front of us are exceptional – more economic growth, more equity, more urban excitement and a cleaner, safer city for us all.
Opinion: Why San Jose should restore its traffic enforcement unit Original
Breaking News Stanford goes ice cold on offense at Final Four as UConn ends back-to-back bid It is long past time that we restore San Jose’s Traffic Enforcement Unit (TEU) beyond the current 19 officers. We used to have a total of 50 TEU officers when our city had 945,000 people. Now with an additional 67,000 people and a total population of more than 1 million, we have fewer officers monitoring our driving behavior.
Commentary: SB 9 takes away California’s neighborhood voices
It’s time to stop the centralizing and rigid state land-use rules that harm our ability to have a voice in the way our community grows. Senate Bill 9, which was recently passed by the state Legislature, is the ultimate override of local land-use control. This new state mandate means a developer can demolish the house right next door to you and build a multi-unit and multi-story complex — and you have no say in the matter. Your local city officials have no say in the matter.
Opinion: Time-of-use electricity rates support clean, reliable grid
Breaking News Miami-area condo collapses; 1 dead; rescue mission underway California has experienced the impacts of a warming climate firsthand. Our state has seen an increase in the frequency and intensity of wildfires that have devastated homes and communities, and another intense season is on the way. As a response, utilities are shutting off residents’ power for hours at a time – sometimes days.
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