Recent public-news developments around this place, gathered from public sources.
San Jose drivers are paying over $7 per gallon at some stations as California prices near record highs. Governor Gavin Newsom suspended the summer-blend requirement so stations can sell winter-blend gasoline earlier than usual. Experts say global factors and state fuel standards both contribute to what San Jose drivers pay.
NBC Bay Area (KNTV) · Sep 29, 2026On Monday, the average rate on a 30-year fixed mortgage climbed to 7.5%, its peak since April 2024. The Santa Clara County Realtors Association says the increase will make buying a home harder, especially for first-time buyers. Some buyers are adjusting budgets or paying more in cash, according to experts.
NBC Bay Area (KNTV) · Sep 29, 2026South Bay cyclists plan to oppose closing part of Ewert Road near San Jose Mineta International Airport. Cyclists use the road to commute and connect with other bike trails. An airport spokesperson says the road was not designed for public use and cites safety concerns.
NBC Bay Area (KNTV) · Sep 29, 2026Educators reunited at an event marking 50 years of the Biblioteca Latinoamericana in San Jose. Young children come to the library to study their history and feel part of something bigger. The anniversary marks five decades of a library that has been part of the San Jose community.
NBC Bay Area (KNTV) · Sep 29, 2026Nib used AI to summarize the linked public news sources. No Juncture editor reviewed this brief. AI summaries can miss context or make mistakes, so check the original sources before acting on this information.
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A nonprofit head is suing a San Jose church regarding a sex abuse case that resulted in an acquittal. The suit seeks to recoup legal defense costs from the church.
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The ICA is hosting Queer American Memorials as part of the First Friday festivities in the SoFA district. The project features interactive markers at locations where queer people were murdered between 1999 and 2009. It also dedicates a community memorial to Alina Marie Barragan, a Latinx trans youth from San Jose.
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The Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office charged two men with hate crimes following an unprovoked attack at the San Jose State campus. The incident involved alleged punching and kicking of a student and a female friend who intervened. Authorities arrested the suspects after university police responded to the scene.
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Lindsay Hansen appeared in court on Tuesday, where she faces charges including stalking and hate crimes. These charges stem from an alleged incident earlier this month involving a father and child. Her court appearance was continued, with her next date set for Thursday morning.
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South Bay cyclists are preparing to oppose plans to close a section of Ewert Road near San Jose Mineta International Airport. The road is currently used by cyclists for commuting and connecting with other bike trails. An airport spokesperson stated the road was not designed for public use, citing safety concerns.
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New plans are available for a downtown high-rise tower in San Jose, featuring over 300 below-market-rate apartments near the SJSU campus.
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The San Jose Sharks were reportedly offered Matthew Knies for the No. 2 pick. The general manager mentioned receiving several offers regarding this pick earlier in the year.
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A man accused of killing two people along a South Bay trail appeared in court on Thursday. Investigators say Marcelino Castro admitted to the murders and led officers to the bodies. The DA’s Office is continuing to investigate all possible leads regarding the case.
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A female bicyclist was killed early Friday morning after being struck by a vehicle near East Capitol Expressway and Ocala Avenue. Police reported that a white Ford F-350 pickup truck hit the cyclist while it had a green light. The incident marks the city's 37th fatal collision of 2026.
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San Jose Mineta International Airport is proceeding with the permanent closure of Ewert Road to bicyclists and pedestrians. This forces cyclists into dangerous traffic when the Guadalupe River Trail underpass floods. Critics argue this contradicts the city’s Vision Zero pledge.
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A 32-year-old San Jose man and school official, Ruben Guzman, was charged with attempting to sex traffic a minor. The indictment alleges he attempted commercial sex acts and sexual activity with individuals believed to be minors. If convicted, the charges carry significant mandatory minimum sentences.
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San Jose residents and cycling advocates are opposing plans to close a bicycle route near the airport. The closure would force cyclists onto more dangerous roads and limit safe bike transportation options.
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