Former San Jose swim coach to be arraigned on additional sex abuse charges

The former head coach for San Jose Aquatics charged with molesting one of the young girls at the swim club will be arraigned in July on additional charges involving two East Bay women he allegedly sexually abused in 1988 and 1989.

San Jose council moves toward overhaul of troubled pension boards

The San Jose City Council, wrapping up its work before its new budget year and summer break, took steps Tuesday toward restructuring the boards that oversee the city’s two employee pension systems.

Amid Brown Act claim, San Jose planning commissioners to retake vote on new chairman

San Jose’s planning commissioners Wednesday will formally rescind and retake last month’s vote naming Thang Do as the panel’s new chairman, following a complaint that the votes for his selection were illegally lined up ahead of time.

Tax refund letters to go out Thursday to Santa Clara County property owners

A typical homeowner will be eligible to receive up to 0 in refunds as part of a legal settlement between a Silicon Valley taxpayer group and the Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority

Fast-pass security lanes at San Jose, other airports close down

Verified Identity Pass Inc., the parent company of Clear, could not negotiate credit to continue operating, according to a message posted on its Web site and e-mailed to its customers.

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Los Gatos glider pilot, 14, sets his sights high

Andy Jardetzky, who just finished his freshman year at Los Gatos High School, already has a number of solo glider flights to his name.

Monte Sereno council member recall effort revs up

The Monte Sereno City Council recall petition drive is set to move into gear over the July 4 weekend, and the three council members who are targeted have submitted statements that must be circulated along with the petitions.

Bellarmine takes top team awards at national speech and debate tournament

You don’t want to get into an argument with a member of the Bellarmine College Preparatory speech and debate team.

Young adults killed in San Jose crash identified

Two people killed in a weekend crash were young adults from San Jose. The Santa Clara County Medical Examiner’s Office on Monday identified Felipe Bergara, 20, and Marina Jennings, 19, as the two people killed Sunday night.

San Jose family’s fundraiser to bury infant ends in tragic crash

Lila McGraw organized a carwash Saturday to raise money to bury her infant niece. Now, her family copes with a second death in a week.

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