Milpitas SMART (Simple, Mobile, Access to Reliable Transit), our city’s own on-demand rideshare provider, is becoming more and more of a staple in our...
“We can’t let a good crisis go to waste.”
These words were spoken by Marie Bernard, Executive Director of Sunnyvale Community Services, on Thursday night,...
Michael Mutalipassi, who served as Milpitas’ City Attorney since April 2022, has died. He was 48 years old.
Before coming to Milpitas, Mutalipassi served as...
Currently moving through California’s legislative process is AB 611, the Keep News Independent Act, a bill introduced by Assemblymember Alex Lee to help support...
Note: This article has been updated with new information.
Milpitas Councilmember Hon Lien filed a formal complaint earlier this month against former Vice Mayor Karina...
Anti-Asian hate crimes can happen anywhere – even in a small, Asian-majority community like Milpitas.
This morning, Bill Chuan, a candidate for Milpitas City Council,...
At the end of 2023, former Milpitas City Manager Steve McHarris filed a lawsuit against the City of Milpitas, alleging wrongful termination and breach...
The City of Milpitas has undertaken a new measure to provide rental assistance to the city’s low-income residents and workers.
In partnership with an organization...
As the first Indian-American ever elected to Milpitas Unified School District’s (MUSD) Board of Education, Anu Nakka knows what it’s like to break barriers.
And...
After months of negotiations, the City of Milpitas has struck a new labor agreement with over 150 City employees, including administrative and maintenance workers.
The...
The Navy Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (NJROTC) program at Milpitas High School (MHS) has been in existence since the mid-1970s.
As a program that...
New to California is Senate Bill 1186, a state law requiring local governments to allow medicinal cannabis deliveries. Accordingly, the Milpitas City Council has...
