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@mercnews reporter covering the San Francisco Peninsula, Silicon Valley life, and Stanford University. Formerly @rapplerdotcom.
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San Jose approves $5.5 billion budget focused on housing, public safety

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By Ryan Macasero 
| The Mercury News
Though San Jose averted mass layoffs and preserved a majority of its critical programs in its new budget, it still targeted cuts across all areas — including housing, homelessness, and public safety — reductions that are no less painful to the most vulnerable among the city’s nearly 1 million residents.
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San Jose approves $5.5 billion budget focused on housing, public safety

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By Ryan Macasero 
| East Bay Times
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Though San Jose averted mass layoffs and preserved a majority of its critical programs in its new budget, it still targeted cuts across all areas — including housing, homelessness, and public safety — reductions that are no less painful to the most vulnerable among the city’s nearly 1 million residents.
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San Jose announces timeline for renaming Cesar Chavez landmarks Original

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By Ryan Macasero 
| The Mercury News
With Cesar Chavez’s name still visible on landmarks, public facilities and artwork in San Jose, the city is finally taking the first steps to renaming them since sexual allegations surfaced against the iconic labor leader. This includes the city’s most prominent landmark bearing his name, Plaza de Cesar Chavez in downtown San Jose, where the city has already covered his name on the park’s stage and removed a dedicated plaque.
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