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In these turbulent times, North Korea is breathing threats of nuclear war and ISIS continues to wreak havoc; people are divided over immigration policies and racial tension; our nation is experiencing a sharp increase of demonstrations by various groups in the community, airing their frustration with the government and its elected officials. The recent catastrophic floods that struck San Jose last February added to the challenges our community faced.

In the 20 years since the last big rumble, cities and counties

On Holy Thursday, local clergy leaders from numerous faiths represented in South County performed a foot washing ceremony outside the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) office in Morgan Hill. It was an effort to “show solidarity” with immigrants who have been removed from their homes and separated from their families by federal agents, according to organizers.

More than half of Morgan Hill Unified School District schools

While Valley Water rebuilds Anderson Dam, we have ensured that Coyote Creek and the Coyote Percolation Ponds in South San José have enough water to recharge groundwater and support the surrounding habitat and wildlife.   In November 2024, our agency completed the Cross Valley Pipeline Extension...