San Jose policymakers marked 2023 with a myriad of major political votes and debates — many of which will have lasting effects for years to come.
A newly seated San Jose City Council, which included a first-time mayor and six new councilmembers, made notable decisions to avoid what would’ve been the city’s largest worker strike, voted for homeless solutions and changed the direction of the city’s independent police auditor.
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