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Special interest groups back District 3 San Jose council candidates - San José Spotlight

Summary by San José Spotlight
Money is stacking up in San Jose’s special election to represent the City Council’s downtown seat, with constituents and special interest groups putting thousands of dollars behind their chosen candidates. Matthew Quevedo, deputy chief of staff for Mayor Matt Mahan, continues to lead the pool of candidates in fundraising, with recent campaign finance filings showing more than $245,000 raised as of March 22. Second is Latina Coalition of Silicon …
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Special interest groups back District 3 San Jose council candidates - San José Spotlight

Money is stacking up in San Jose’s special election to represent the City Council’s downtown seat, with constituents and special interest groups putting thousands of dollars behind their chosen candidates. Matthew Quevedo, deputy chief of staff for Mayor Matt Mahan, continues to lead the pool of candidates in fundraising, with recent campaign finance filings showing more than $245,000 raised as of March 22. Second is Latina Coalition of Silicon …

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Housing and neighborhood groups oppose San Jose Chick-fil-A proposal

Housing advocates and San Jose neighborhood groups are pushing back against a proposed Chick-fil-A at the corner of Race and West San Carlos Streets, asserting the project does not fulfill the vision of an urban village while citing the fast food retailer’s past controversial donations to anti-LGBTQ organizations. The developer has proposed demolishing the existing commercial building, which would displace businesses like Sharper Cuts and Taquer…

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