SAN JOSE’S TOP political leader supports the idea of drug testing people who receive public assistance — a controversial measure just approved by San Francisco voters and widely lambasted by progressives across the Bay Area.
But despite success from San Francisco, it is unlikely South Bay residents will see a similar policy any time soon. That’s because Santa Clara County’s most powerful elected official isn’t a fan.
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