del otro lado, matt mahan bueno, obtuvo una victoria con issa en el 2022.stante de su agenda, pero que todavía tiene mucho trabajo por hacer. de hecho, hablamos con él y le preguntamos cuáles son sus promesas para la comunidad latina, si es que vuelve a ser reelegido como alcalde. escuchen lo que nos dijo voy a trabajar muy duro y enfocarme en los temas más importantes en nuestra comunidad , especialmente en el este de san josé. los temas de crimen del. el costo de vivienda, especialmente para casas y también el situación de las personas sin hogar es terrible para nuestra comunidad y tenemos soluciones, pero necesitamos enfocar y y hacer el trabajo con, con con ganas. debido a que esa contienda solo tuvo 2 contrincantes, entonces se definirá el resultado. durante esta elección primaria a diferencia del resto de contiendas electorales, en el estado también. bueno quiero mencionarles que si matt mahan es reelegido, entonces continuará su periodo por 4 años más y en el caso en que él quiera volver a someterse para la alcaldía, entonces podría llegar a completa

si ese ganador es matt mahan, entonces él serviría por 4 años más.e votación para que vaya a votar en persona. o también puede depositar su boleta electoral en cualquiera de los 100 buzones que se han colocado a lo largo del condado. una vez que se cierren las urnas, estaremos atentos de los resultados de la contienda por la alcaldía de san josé en vivo. navarrete noticiero telemundo 48. seguiremos al pendiente. muchas gracias fátima. claro, y como tú lo decías, estamos atentos para seguir estas y otras contiendas en juego en nuestra región. así es césar. y bueno, vamos a seguir en san josé donde están en juego casi la mitad de los 11 puestos de concejales. hay candidatos en los distritos 2468 y 10. se estima que la participación de votantes ronde entre el 35% y el 45% y su voto tiene un gran peso, pues lo más importante es que todo el mundo vote porque tu voto es tu voz y si 1 quiere ser parte de los cambios necesarios en esta ciudad, tenemos que votar. les recordamos que los centros electorales ofrecen información y ayuda en español y permanecen ab

san jose mayor matt mahan says joseph, he's a capable leader and he believes he can step into this role while a longer-term search starts. >> we're very fortunate to have someone with interim chief joseph's history and experience and help provide stability and continuity being chief mata as assistant chief for the last 3 years has. so we put them in the in the position to build off of that consistency. then the search just it takes time. you want community input. we have an outside search firm helping us to source candidates. we're doing a lot of community engagement. it's a minimum six-month process. >> currently shimada announcing he was leaving the department in january. mayor mahan says model leaves behind a solid foundation for interim chief joseph and the eventual permanent police chief. that another big story this time in the east bay, oakland finally has a new police chief after that position was vacant for more than a year. mayor saying town in floyd mitchell, city's new top cop. most people in the bay know very little about him. other than that, he used to be the police chief

as our south bay reporter jesse gary tells us, mayor matt mahan vows to make sure that people have a place to go and there's no services, there's no security, there's no sanitation. >> friday, san jose mayor matt mahan and others surveying a potential financial tidal wave of fines that could hit the city next year. the status quo is unacceptable. >> it's unsustainable, and we will be accountable for getting people into safe, managed locations. the mayor says. >> san jose has been served notice by the state's water board, which issues stormwater permits for the epa. those permits are in danger of being withheld due to ongoing contamination of city waterways. >> our stormwater is drain into the creeks and our creeks all flow in up to coyote creek and guadalupe creek through my district in north san jose into the bay. >> the water board could find the city $50,000 per day per contaminant, so the city is making plans to move an estimated 1000 people living along 46 miles of waterways. >> so it's really important that we address the homeless issue and our creeks together, collectively as

joining us now is san jose mayor matt mahan. mr. mayor, nice to have you back in the studio. you're always doing something interesting in san jose. this one jumps out to me. using artificial intelligence to track potholes, graffiti and homeless camps. we have a car driving around your town with a person behind the wheel. and with cameras on it. am i getting that right? >> that's right. working with four different companies, because we're having them compete to see which technology is best. but we have city vehicles driving over every mile of every road every week. we might as well use sensors to identify where potholes are performing, where there is graffiti. you mentioned encampments. we're really focused on lived in vehicles. >> to rvs on the side of the road? >> exactly. rvs that are out there, we're very compassionate. this is not about punishing anyone. but we have a mandate from the federal government pursuant to the clean air act to make sure people aren't dumping biowaste in our waterways. we want to know where the vehicles are, provide services and try to help people

state senator josh becker join san jose mayor matt mahan and community leaders announcing the interim housing act of 2024. it would provide an improved option to bridge the gap between encampments and permanent housing. in terms part housing. >> they can get stable. they have an address where get supportive services they can get tied in to networks. they can get connected in trying to get help. >> finding a job. >> the proposed bill will help to speed up the process of building these interim housings. >> while permanent affordable housing is being constructed, private builders usually only build housing if they can increase rent. so this would help build more mixed income housing. people can afford. >> adam schiff made his final bay area campaign stops today before tomorrow's big primary election shift toward small businesses in san francisco and san jose where he was joined by mayor matt mahan to discuss his platform and what he's promising if chosen by the voters to be the state's next u.s. senator. they're used. >> we so much more to bring people back downtown. i'm not only in san

pasamos al sur del área de la bahía, donde el alcalde de san josé matt mahan ha pedido la colaboraciónue quieran dar su opinión sobre este tema pueden participar en una reunión virtual de la alcaldía. este evento tendrá lugar el día de mañana lunes a las 19:00 de la noche y los interesados pueden entrar a la página web de la municipalidad para registrarse y tener más información y una mujer fue arrestada luego de robar un vehículo que estaba haciendo. revisa según la policía de vallejo, un hombre reportó un robo de un auto en la cuadra 100 de laurel street el 5 de marzo. este hombre dijo que mientras estaba revisando el toyota sierra de su cliente, una mujer lo robó y al intentar detener la fue arrastrado mientras la sospechosa huía de la escena. sin embargo, no logró detenerla. la sospechosa fue identificada por la policía como la 13 billingsley de 40 años y fue detenida posteriormente. y en otra información, un grupo de personas entre ellos muchos padres de familias y niños, se manifestaron el sábado en el puente golden gate, esto para pedir un alto al fuego en gaza. la protesta orga

>> reporter: mayor matt mahan and members of the city council ventured out along the banks of coyote creek to see the camps and the pollution that make their way into the water. >> i'm glad, frankly, that the regional water control board is going to force us to be more pragmatic. >>> >> reporter: trash and harmful chemicals are washed downstream. environmental groups can only do so much to remove the debris. mahan, who vowed in his campaign for mayor in 2022 to end the era of encampments in san jose, says the real solution is moving people out of the camps and keeping them out. >> we need to get people into a place that has basic sanitation, basic security and a connection to case management. we cannot continue to allow the perfect to be the enemy of the good. we can't have a 20, 30-year strategy for eventually building enough affordable housing to deal with what is truly an emergency on our streets. >> reporter: an estimated 1,000 people live in san jose creek beds. currently there's not enough available housing to bring all of them inside. city council member pam foley says people

sabemos está matt mahan, pero también tyrone wade para el que salga ganador.o de que él ya ha estado en el puesto a va a tener que lidiar con la situación con aquellos que no tienen hogar. es una crisis grande que se ha enfrentado desde que él ha tenido, que tomó el cargo y a hoy, pues se presume que va a continuar ese reto, a ser la prioridad. el hecho de que el crimen también se tiene que controlar, obviamente san josé tiene una situación un poco mejor que quizás en oakland o en san francisco, pero de todas formas es algo que los votantes tienen bastante prioridad sobre eso. ya que lo menciona, sí hemos visto que en la ciudad pues sí, hay diferentes intereses, pero los problemas recurrentes que inquietan a la mayoría acorde a lo que nos cuentan, es precisamente la indigencia, la inseguridad, el interés por que resurja el centro de la ciudad que se necesita o qué apoyos necesitará el nuevo líder para que esto realmente cambie, para que notemos ese progreso en los próximos años? creo que va a tener que ser una prioridad a nivel local, pero también tiene que ll

reyna 7.30, in the south bay, san jose mayor matt mahan has appointed a new interim police chief.has crawford's michael thomas in the newsroom with more on who it is. good morning, michael. hi, good morning, everyone. >> the new interim police chief serving san jose will be a paul joseph. he's currently second in command there at the serving as interim isn't out of the ordinary. and he's going to take over next week. assistant police chief paul just of has spent the last 30 years there at the san jose police department. he joined back in 1994. that was after working 2 and a half years with san mateo police back in 2021, he was appointed assistant police chief and has supported current police chief anthony mata ever since both men have pushed for more transparency and community engagement in the department. and san jose mayor matt mahan says that joseph is a very capable leader and believes he can step into this interim role seamlessly. the search continues for a candidate. take a listen to what the mayor had to say when we caught up with him. >> we're very fortunate to have someon

mayor matt mahan says joseph is very capable of this position. say when we spoke with him. >> someone with interim chief shows u.s. history and experience and help provide stability and continuity being chief mata as assistant chief for the last 3 years has. so we put him in the position to build off of that consistency. then the search just it takes time. you want community input. we have an outside search firm helping us to source candidates. we're doing a lot of community engagement. it's a minimum six-month process. >> current police chief ahmad announced that he was leaving the department back in january saying he was embarking on a new role with santa clara county district attorney's office. mayor matt mahan says he leaves behind a solid foundation for both interim chief joseph and the eventual permanent police chief. so as we get more word on who those a list of candidates might be or when one is officially picked, we'll keep you updated. but like you heard, it could take up to 6 months starting in. james, let's send it back to you can tha

san jose mayor matt mahan has appointed a new interim police chief. he hasn't kron four's. michael thomas is in the newsroom with more on the story. good morning, michael. hi, good morning, everyone. >> that's right. paul joe said he is going to be serving as san jose's new interim police chief and he's currently second in command at the serving as interim isn't really out of the ordinary and he's set to take over next week. now, assistant police chief paul joseph has spent the last 30 years with san jose police department. he joined back in 1994 and that was after working 2 and a half years over in san mateo. he was a put work for the police force there as well. and in 2021, he was appointed assistant police chief and has supported current police chief anthony mata ever since both men have pushed for more transparency and community engagement in the department. and san jose mayor matt mahan says joseph is a very capable leader for interim position and believes he can step into it. seamlessly. well, they continue to search for final candidates. >> we're very fortunate to ha

. >> ok, let's turn our attention to the south bay now where san jose mayor matt mahan has appointedew interim police chief. let's go to kron four's michael thomas in the newsroom to hear more about him. i'm michael. hi. good morning, everyone. the new interim police chief serving san jose will be paul joseph. he's currently second in command at the department. so >> serving as interim doesn't come just out of the ordinary and he set to take over next week. assistant police chief paul joseph has spent the last 30 years with san jose police department. he joined the team back in 1994. after working just 2 and a half years with san mateo police back in 2021, he was appointed assistant police chief and has supported the current police chief anthony mata. ever since both men have pushed for more transparency and community engagement in the department. in san jose mayor matt mahan says joseph is very capable of leadership and will do well in this interim role saying that it should be seamless. take a listen to what he had to say when it came to the search for a new candidate. >> we're ver

san jose mayor matt mahan has appointed a new interim police chief called for is.hael thomas is in the newsroom with the latest. good morning, michael. a good morning, everyone of the new interim police chief serving san jose will be paul joseph. he's currently second in command of the serving as interim isn't out of the ordinary. >> and you set to take over next week, assistant police chief paul chisholm has spent the last 30 years with san jose police department and he joined back in 1994. that was after working 2 and a half years with san mateo police back in 2021. he was appointed assistant police chief and has supported current police chief anthony mata ever since both men have pushed for more transparency and community engagement in the department. in san jose mayor matt mahan says just it is very capable of being the great leader. he believes that he will step into this interim role seamlessly while they continue to search for a final candidate. take a listen to what the mayor had to say when we chatted with them. >> we're very fortunate to have someone with

todo apunta a que la alcaldía de san josé continuará en manos del actual alcalde matt mahan, quien tienedanos. estoy muy emocionado con el apoyo de la comunidad para nuestro programa matt mahan ha servido como alcalde de la ciudad 2 años en un término único que ahora se extenderá por 4 años más próximos años. quiero enfocar en los temas más importantes a nuestra comunidad, especialmente en el este de san josé, temas de crimen de basura en las calles, el costo de vivienda aquí en san josé, el problema de personas sin hogar. aunque la alcaldía se definió en las primarias. una contienda que está pasando para las elecciones generales del próximo noviembre es la del representante del distrito 16 en la cámara baja en washington, d.c. de los 11 candidatos actuales, solo 2 continuarán la carrera. actualmente a la delantera. está el ex alcalde de san josé, san ricardo. en nuestra comunidad quisiera alguien que va a pelear por derechos democráticos, por derechos de inmigrantes, pero también para imponer soluciones de los problemas cotidianos de nuestras familias. por ejemplo, el alto costo de vida

in san jose, mayor matt mahan is up for re-election again. and if that seems quick, that's because it is. he took office two years ago, but voters decided to change the election calendar. they're holding the mayor's race in the same year as the presidential elections, and the goal was greater turnout and engagement. mahan is being challenged by tyrone wade, a retired marriage and family crisis counselor. we see some of the results in, mayor mahan had an overwhelming 87% of the vote tonight, which you would likely expect. he's holding a watch party in san jose tonight. here's another notable difference. unlike other runoff races, the contest for the mayor's office will be decided tonight because there is only two candidates in the running, guaranteeing that one of them will get more than 50% of the vote. as we just saw a moment ago, incumbent mayor matt mahan got 87% of the vote that has been tallied at least thus far, sara? >> i'm taking it one day at a time. san jose needs to get back to basics. what our residents are telling us is that whil

. >> incumbent mayor, matt mahan being challenged by tyrone wade. sults right now, matt has 80% of the vote. he has already served two years as mayor, but this would add more time. it would be his second run. the mayor landslide really. this is his watch battery. he will continue to focus what he has done the last two years. he calls it a revolution of common sense and he says that san jose can and will do better. two we can be safer. we can be cleaner. we can be faster and smarter to bring everyone indoors. we can be an easier place to invest in jobs and housing. we can do a better job with your tax dollars. >> he says he is pushing a back to basic agenda. it can't be everything to everyone, he says san jose needs to rebuild its po >>> a step forward, got punch for oakland a's fans. >> it is fleshy and grand but there still is no shovel in the ground. it's a notable design firm that did the raiders allegiant stadium. the firm describes this as a spherical armadillo. it looks like the sydney opera house. it will fit 33,000 people making it the smalle

. >>> san jose mayor matt mahan will join us live in a few minutes on our 7:00 a.m.ewscast to discuss the search for the new police chief. you can watch it coming up at 7:00 a.m. and watch it on roku and other streaming platforms. >>> march madness starts in about two weeks but the party is getting started, st. marys men's basketball team won against gonzaga, the championship game of the wcc tournament last night in las vegas. it was a close one, but the gales took charge late in the game, st. marys winning 69-60. it's the first time since 2012 they've won the regular season title and the conference title. this guarantees the gales a spot in the ncaa tournament. we can find out who they play next sunday. i've got to get the brackets ready. let's do it. >>> the michelin guide is adding ten new california restaurants, and one right in san francisco. >> so seven adams recently open in november and features an $87 tasting menu. the guide cites that the restaurant is unfussy californian simplicity, featuring solid techniques and thoughtful flavor combinations that allow q

plus san jose mayor matt mahan proposing how to distribute city funds to help those who are unhoused and also keep the streets safer. but first, the forty-niners keep adding to their list of top tier players also finding ways to keep some veterans kron four's. kate rooney is here with us. she'll talk a lot of after the break. >> and i'm keeping an eye on the weather. got some gusty winds set to invade a bay area. i'll have all the details be safe and get you tod nfl free agents can start to officially sign with their new teams. the forty-niners made a couple of moves today. so kron 4 sports reporter kate rooney joins us here now live with the latest art, who's coming just seattle for the forty-niners in free agency. so far, a lot of defensive shuffling going on with 2 pretty big names set to be added to the red and gold for the coming season. first, a trade texans defensive tackle. maliek collins is headed to san francisco in exchange for a seventh-round draft pick deal for run-stopping lineman who had a career-high 5 sacks in houston last season. he'll help replace eric armstead who

. >>> san jose mayor matt mahan is joining lawmaker josh becker to announce new legislation tackling the unhoused crisis. the interim housing act would streamline construction, making it easier to transition individuals and families to a path of permanent housing. the event takes place at a site recently finished, an interim housing site, on san jose property on evans lane, using converted shipping containers for homes on city-owned land. the event starts at 9:30 this morning. we'll have a live interview with one of those leaders of the project during our 7:00 a.m. streaming newscast. >>> 6:10 now. and looking live at san francisco this morning, as the sun is starting to come up. not scrubbing away the clouds just yet. cinthia pimentel is here for kari. pretty stormy off and on for some of us and then just outright stormy for other folks. >> that is a little more of the break we're starting to see over san francisco as the system tries to wind down tonight. and as we go and take a look at satellite and radar, just a few spotty showers that are left and our stormranger is picking it u

. >> incumbent mayor, matt mahan being challenged by tyrone wade. right now, matt has 80% of the vote. he has already served two years as mayor, but this would add more time. it would be his second run. the mayor landslide really. this is his watch battery. he will continue to focus what he has done the last two years. he calls it a revolution of common sense and he says that san jose can and will do better. two we can be safer. we can be cleaner. we can be faster and smarter to bring everyone indoors. we can be an easier place to invest in jobs and housing. we can do a better job with your tax dollars. >> he says he is pushing a back to basic agenda. it can't be everything to everyone, he says san jose everyone, he says san jose needs to rebuild its poli mr. box? i had this idea... is it giving people lots of great food for 6 dollars, and letting them choose between two delicious sandwiches? great idea, devon. run with it! that went well. and you run and get my $6 jack pack. welcome to jack in the box! my french toast sticks are back starting at $2.

state senator josh peck are joined san jose mayor matt mahan and community leaders in announcing the interim housing act of 2024, the measure would provide improved option to bridge the gap between encampments and permanent housing. in terms part housing. >> they can get stable. they have an address where get supportive services they can get tied in to networks. they can get connected in trying to get help finding a job. >> the proposed bill would help to speed up the process of building interim housing while permanent affordable housing is being constructed. private builders usually build housing only if they can increase rents. so this would help build more mixed income housing that people can afford. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a sonoma county sheriff's deputy in critical condition. >> this morning after a shooting in santa rosa. we have the latest on the investigation. plus, we go one-on-one with the california secretary of state with what she says she's doing to keep the election secure. and after the break, one bay area person is almost $500,000 richer. we'll tell y

he was joined by mayor matt mahan and he talked about his platform and promises. >> we need to do so much more to bring people back downtown. i'm not only in san jose, but in each of the big cities throughout california. there's a lot that i think the federal government can do. >> his opponent, congresswoman katie porter, here you see her holding an event at manny's and mission yesterday. and also republican steve garvey is competing, but he didn't have any events over the weekend. and oakland's barbara lee, she spent the weekend in southern california, chris wolfe takes a look at some southern california voters and what they think. >> drop boxes, polling centers and public appearances. we are the tigers, mighty mighty candidates in major races are in the homestretch urging people to get out and vote just hours away from primary election day. we asked voters about their major concerns. there are a lot of candidates that have a lot of very similar viewpoints, which which makes me very optimistic. it might have to be the candidate that i. >> and sara lee picked. >> i can share some of

. >> where he was joined by san jose mayor matt mahan. he talked about his platform and he promises if he's chosen to be the next state. senator. >> that he will do the best by voters. >> we need to do so much more to bring people back downtown. i'm not only in san jose, but in each of the big cities throughout california. there's a lot that i think the federal government can do. >> congresswoman katie porter held her campaign event at the mission yesterday. man is in the mission. you can see her there and her of n and republican steve harvey's campaign didn't have any events over the last several day. oakland's barbara lee spent the weekend in southern california, chris wolfe spoke with of voters in socal about what they want to do when they cast their ballots. >> drop boxes, polling centers and public appearances. we are the tigers, mighty mighty candidates in major races are in the homestretch urging people to get out and vote just hours away from primary election day. we asked voters about their major concerns. there are a lot of cand

stops on monday at small businesses in san francisco and san jose where he was joined by mayor matt mahan he talked about his platform and what he promised. >> we need to do so much more to bring people back downtown. i'm not only in san jose, but in each of the big cities throughout california. there's a lot that i think the federal government can do. >> and an opponent check. you know that congresswoman katie porter is also running or she is as she voting over the weekend with her son. she was also at a mission restaurant yesterday in the bay and >> republican steve garvey didn't have any public events. he's running oakland's barbara lee also running. she spent the weekend in southern california where chris wolfe caught up with some voters. >> drop boxes, polling centers and public appearances. we are the tigers, mighty mighty candidates in major races are in the homestretch urging people to get out and vote just hours away from primary election day. we asked voters about their major concerns. there are a lot of candidates that have a lot of very similar viewpoints, which which makes me

. >>> going over to the current mayor of san jose, mayor matt mahan is highlighting the urgency to help fight homelessness. these investments are going to need a work around. they are faced with a 52 million -- $52.1 million shortfall this year . in his budget message, he says that the main sources of city funding are projected to trend down over the next five years. >>> it is another cool and cloudy start to the morning forecast but into this afternoon we go. the clouds will start to pull back along the coast. 60s up into the north bay. we were holding on tight for the 70s but now we are starting to see a cool down. we notice that in areas like san francisco. it is 62. it will be a little breezy into this afternoon. wind gusts around 15 to 20 miles per hour expected today. least it is a dry day for us with low 70s down into the santa clara valley. watch what happens as we head into this weekend's forecast. a cold front moves in and that will bring us rain and windy conditions and cooler temperatures too. we drop from the low 70s to the low 60s right around the corner. watch what happen

so here to talk to us more about all this is san jose mayor matt mahan.nk you for joining us here this afternoon on kron 4. i just thanks for having of course. so i kind of want to start with this possible shortage of voting center since primary election day is coming up on tuesday. they're saying some of the reports out there saying that there's a shortage of voting centers in the districts that are actually having races. the people are voting on this year that the districts where there are really contentious races, they have plenty of places where people can turn in their ballots and votes for the places where there are issues on the ballot, they can turn in their ballots. so i'm wondering what you think about this situation and what you're doing to fix >> yes, so i'm reaching out to the county registrar, along with other elected officials in san jose just to understand their coverage plan, what they're seeing out in the field, as you know, the election process is managed by the county, not the city and our county registrars responsible for providing th

he was 20 small businesses in san francisco and he was in san jose joined by mayor matt mahan and heked about his platform and what he promises. >> we need to do so much more bring people back downtown. i'm not only in san jose, but in each of the big cities throughout california. and there's a lot i think the federal government can do. >> and just a quick peek at the competition. here is congresswoman katie porter. she held campaign events at manny's in the mission yesterday and that was her the day before. i think when she was with their son and then there was a republican, steve garvey. he has not been out over the weekend and oakland's bar really is running. she spent the weekend in southern california and chris wolfe actually talk some. reporters are people were voting down in socal. and here's what they had to say. >> drop boxes, polling centers and public appearances. we are the tigers, mighty mighty candidates in major races are in the homestretch urging people to get out and vote just hours away from primary election day. we asked voters about their major concerns. there are

. >>> now to san jose were mayor matt mahan will have no problem keeping the job he is held for the past two years. he is up 87 6.6%. he is up for re-election early after san jose changed its mayoral election calendar to coincide with the presidential election cycle. >>> staying in santa clara county, razor thin race to replace district 2 supervisor cindy chavez who has turned out. right now we are seeing madison nguyen lead by just a little bit. >>> i want to say proposition d and f are leading. >> you can say it was a good night for san francisco mayor london breed. two lives half a world away and the unforgettable journey that led them to love and purpose josh and rachel brown share their love story. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is voters decide. >>> big wins for san francisco's moderate democrats last night. including mayor london breed. several of her proposals fared well. as the the push to change the democratic party's steering committee. you can see the results here for pop f. it is a somewhat controversial measure that has been hitting national headlines. 62% voting yes. it

mayor matt mahan cruised to reelection this month. he's highlighting the urgency of the homelessness crisis along the city's water ways, where it is also creating an environmental crisis. the city is facing fines in the tens of thousands per day. if it doesn't get into compliance with the clean water act by mid 2025. jose martinez on the plan to move a thousand people with nowhere to go. >> reporter: i'm here in san jose where mayor mahan started working in finding ways to move homeless people away from water ways like the one on the river. in order to avoid fines from the waterways. susie has been living in this river in san jose for almost two years. >> that is all i have. and by then, by that it's it up. >> reporter: she found out the city wants to move her and hundreds of others who live in the water ways. the question is when? >> it will be home first as he would try to get that place. like timing on or something. it is all in ways that we can imagine where it could get cold, wet, muddy. not to mention the deadly storms. >> the c

yesterday on this show, raj mathai spoke to san jose mayor matt mahan about how long that search will take. >> are you guys close, and is it going to take 13 months like it did in oakland? >> i don't think it should take that long in san jose. we just completed six community feedback sessions. we do have a very robust process. this is a national search. it's competitive, open to people from across the country as well as applicants from within the department. we want to make sure we get a lot of community feedback. we'll have different community panels. and ultimately the city manager will bring forward a nominee, and then the council has to also interview that person and ultimately approve or send the city manager back out to continue the search. i'm hopeful that we'll have a new chief in place by the fall. >> we also spoke to the mayor about using a.i. to track homeless encampments and keeping longtime san jose community members from being priced out. you can watch those portions of the interview at nbcbayarea.com. >>> well, this has been years in the making. a new training center fo

mayor matt mahan cruised to reelection this month. the urgency of the homelessness crisis along the city's water ways, where it is also creating an environmental crisis. the city is facing fines in the tens of thousands per day. if it doesn't get into compliance with the clean water act by mid 2025. jose martinez on the plan to move a thousand people with nowhere to go. >> reporter: i'm here in san jose where mayor mahan started working in finding ways to move homeless people away from water ways like the one on the river. in order to avoid fines from e

>> yeah, looks like matt mahan will have no trouble keeping the job he's held for two years. he's up for re-election early after san jose changed its mayoral election calendar. also in santa clara county it is a razor thin race to replace supervisor cindy chavez, who has termed out. >> (upbeat music) - this is the new pix+ with the only 8:00 and 9:00 pm news, the primetime edition: weeknights on the new pix+. 44 cable 12. (bell chiming) >>> all right, it has been a very busy super tuesday. i think some surprises, some things we completely expected. for example, the presidential primary squarely where we thought it would be, but definitely a moderate streak, devin, locally, in san francisco, other parts of the bay area, and across the state. >> and we also got a bit of unscripted drama tonight with adam schiff and what is usually just political theater, somebody saying thank you and thanking their supporters and drowned out by ceasefire protests. >> well, it has been a super tuesday for sure. we thank you for watching us all throughout

yesterday they gave mayor matt mahan of san jose a team jacket, and earlier in the week bay fc played first two games of the season on the road. the team comes into the homeowner with one win and one loss. >>> happening now, a special ship will be the center piece of a special tribute for vietnam war veterans day, which is today. it is the first u.s. navy ship to be named after an openly gay person. the late sf supervisor served in the navy during the korean war, but was discharged after being questioned about his sexuality. today's event will honor vietnam war veterans with a pin. that event is not open to the public, but that ship can be seen at pier 30 and 32 from the embarcadero. >>> queen bay is going country, her long awaited album is out right now and we did get aeek. we'll psh >>> beyonce making headlines right now as people listen to her long-awaited country album, cowboy carter. ♪ you're beautiful beyond compare ♪ ♪ takes more than beauty ♪ ♪ to come between a family and a happy man ♪ >> that was her rendition of the popular dolly parton hit jolene. the album's 27 tracks fea

. >> in the south bay, san jose mayor matt mahan joining community leaders today advocating for a policy written to prevent the displacement of residents due to high rent. the tenant preferences program with favor tenants who already live in the neighborhood where affordable housing already exists or will be built. groups at today's rally talked about the harsh conditions. many residents currently face. >> it is unacceptable that families and tenet had endure the harm of the harmful effects of this placement cars. but a lack of affordable and stable housing. we witnessed so many families. >> living in the streets and caused that. we also witnessed so many struggle in trying to find the floor of the house and buildings. >> the city council is set to vote on this policy next tuesday. and if it's approved, the ordinance would go into effect immediately. now to our 4 zone forecast as we step outside and look south from mount sutro down the peninsula cross like. >> ocean beach where we see lot clouds overhead. that is. >> we've been talking about the rain coming in and tomorrow. is it still s

san jose mayor matt mahan says joseph is a capable leader and he believes he can step into this interim role while a longer-term search begins. >> we're very fortunate to have someone with interim chief joseph's history and experience and help provide stability and continuity being chief mata as assistant chief for the last 3 years has. so we put him in the position to build off of that consistency. then the search just it takes time. you want community input. we have an outside search firm helping us to source candidates. we're doing a lot of community engagement. it's a minimum six-month process. current police chief mata announced he was leaving the department back in january. >> mayor mahan says mata leaves behind a solid foundation for interim chief joseph and the eventual permanent police chief. happening tomorrow. congressman mark the solemn yea hosts a town hall meeting in martinez to discuss refinery safety to sell me. a represents contra costa county monday's event will go over ideas and how to protect the local government and quality of life. the meeting comes after several r

. >> in the south bay, san jose mayor matt mahan is urging support on a new city budget strategy he says will prioritize issues like homelessness and crime. mayor mahan proposing his march budget message today here planned it designates funding for what he says. are residents foremost concerns. the message includes placing funds towards safe sleeping sites for the unhoused police recruitment. more technology for safer neighborhoods and cleaning up the city from illegal dumping in graffiti. there's so many things we wanted to. >> what we put in this budget the time when we're facing a shortfall. by the things that our community knows that we need to do to continue improving our collective quality of life. and create greater opportunity for future generations. >> the mayor's march budget message will be voted on at the city council meeting next week. if it is approved by the council, the city manager will move forward with an operating budget. >> a newly opened restaurant in san francisco has earned a top honor. 7 adams opened its stores less than 6 months ago. now it's been added to the m

earlier today we spoke to mayor matt mahan about the voting coverage planned for the election this tuesday. i think the important. >> message is that people have many options for voting by saying our county registrar to be very clear about their coverage planning to make sure that we are serving all neighborhoods in our city, all communities and that everyone has equal access to opportunities to vote. >> 100 voting centers will be open throughout santa clara county vote center. hours are 09:00am to 05:00pm this weekend. and on election day, all locations will be open from 7 in the morning until 8 o'clock at night. and a reminder, kron 4 is your election headquarters. join us on election day this tuesday for live results around the bay area up and down the state and across the country. we sure hope you join us. coverage begins at 08:00pm. >> republicans in the state legislature are demanding an ethics investigation amid a report suggesting one of governor gavin newsom's campaign donors inappropriately benefited from an exemption in the state's new fast-food minimum wage law. last year, news

mientras tanto, el alcalde matt mahan también emitió un comunicado al respecto.idad. el alcalde agregó que agradece al jefe mata y los otros oficiales por evitar una tragedia más. y es que este incidente con conmocionó a los vecinos de este barrio de san josé y es flavio lacayo quien habló con algunos de ellos sobre este intercambio de balas entre el sospechoso armado y los agentes de la policía. dio a la policía. tengo miedo. así de fácil. josé supo del altercado entre agentes de la policía y un joven armado en san josé, quien al llegar los uniformados, según las autoridades, descargó por lo menos un tiro en contra de los oficiales, quienes respondieron de la misma forma. josé plantea que deben de usar otros métodos antes de disparar. no tienen por qué llegar, tumbarte, ahorcarte, casi matarte. si hay manera de que somos personas hablando, nos entendemos. en este caso, las autoridades aseguran que hicieron lo posible por dialogar con el joven, pero no consiguieron convencerlo de que entregara el arma. no se siente que este barrio aquí en la ciudad de san josé es

state senator josh becker joins san jose mayor matt mahan and some community leaders in announcing the interim housing act of 2024, this measure would provide an improved option to bridge the gap between encampments and permanent housing. interest, part housing. >> they can get stable. they have an address where they get supportive services. they can get tied in to networks. they can get connected in trying to get help finding a job. >> the proposed bill would help to speed up the process of building interim housing while permanent affordable housing is being constructed. private builders usually build housing only if they can increase rents. so this would help build more mixed income housing. people can actually afford. >> the san francisco giants will now be requiring their players stand on the field during the national anthem at games this year. that's a new rule. new manager bob melvin has set in motion as first reported by the athletic. the report says the entire organization down to the bad boys will be required to follow suit. the mlb, unlike the nba, for instance, does not curr

>> yeah, looks like matt mahan will have no trouble keeping the job he's held for two years.s up for re-election early after san jose changed its mayoral election calendar. also in santa clara county it is a razor thin race to replace supervisor cindy chavez, who has termed out. >> feeling sluggish or weighed down? could be a sign that your digestive system isn't at its best. but a little metamucil everyday can help. metamucil's psyllium fiber gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down and also helps lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption to promote healthy blood sugar levels. so you can feel lighter and more energetic. lighten everyday the metamucil way. feel less sluggish & weighed down after just 14 days. sign up for the 2 week challenge at metamucil.com here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catc

. >> san jose mayor matt mahan joined community leaders today advocating for policy written to prevent the displacement of residents because of high rent. the tenant preferences program as it's called, would favor a tenant who already live in the neighborhood where affordable housing already exists. there will be built groups at today's rally talked about the harsh conditions. many residents currently face. >> it is unacceptable that families and tenet had endure the harm of the harmful effects of this placement cars. but a lack of affordable and stable housing. we witnessed so many families. >> living in the streets and caused that. we also witnessed so many struggle in trying to find the floor of the house and buildings. >> the city council is set to vote on this policy on tuesday. if approved, the ordinance would go into effect immediately. >> less than 24 hours after projections showed prop one will narrowly passed today. governor gavin newsom officially declared victory, welcomed with applause at the ronald reagan state building in los angeles. newsom promised a proposition will m

in san francisco and the castro, and then he took a walking tour of downtown san jose with mayor matt mahan. oakland congresswoman barbara lee also campaigning today down in southern california. she stopped by her alma mater, san fernando high school, then to a nearby voting center. the other two leading candidates in this case, katie porter, asked leading republican, steve garvey, porter doing some interviews with "nbc nightly news" while steve garvey making his pitch on fox news. voter turnout expected to be relatively low. so far, only 12% of voters have returned their ballots. however, tomorrow is election day. a lot of procrastinators out there. so we could see a big surge. joining us now, political science professor melinda jackson from san jose state. politics is all around us nowadays. social media and hollywood. even our local school boards. why is voter turnout expected to be so low for this election? >> well, usually we're talking about the top of the ticket. we're talking about the presidential primaries this time of year. you know, that's just not competitive this time. we don'

the site along berryessa road was approved last year, but then san jose mayor matt mahan says he was shocked to learn that it would cost $16 million to build out. >> of course, that would fly right in the face of our efforts to create faster to build, cheaper to stand up alternatives to life on the streets for our most vulnerable streets. >> mahan said a major redesign helped cut the price nearly in half. the project has faced pushback from nearby residents. >>> to san leandro where a new school designed to help young parents still looking to get their high school diploma held its grand opening ceremony today. educators cut the ribbon this morning for the carolyn hobbs academy. the school will provide on-site child care services as well as parenting and life skills classes. students will have access to college and career counseling. >>> let's get back to our weather. first alert chief meteorologist paul heggen standing by. where are the snow levels now? do we have any idea how bad it is at the sierra right now? >> just starting to get some snowfall act lakes reports. it's just adding

rv dwellers, making it the largest such site in the city, but after the project's approval mayor matt mahan says he was shocked to learn that it would cost $16 million to build. city officials got to work on a design and mahan says now the price tag has been slashed nearly in half. >>> the housing crisis, a hot topic on ballots across the state for tuesday's primary, and a proposed cap on rent is dividing one marin county community. our kenny choi looks at what's on the line for both sides. >> reporter: freelance photographer michael sexton depends on the rental income from the duplex he owns. >> you're never guaranteed work. it comes and goes. there's nothing consistent. you don't have a consistent paycheck. >> reporter: measure d in larkspur would lower the existing state cap on annual increases to 5% plus consumer price index or 7%, whichever is lower. sexton won't be impacted this time around since he's an owner occupant in fairfax, but believes this measure, if passed, will eventually lead to more local municipalities implementing tighter restrictions. >> having the consistency of rent

. >> in the south bay, san jose mayor matt mahan is urging support on a new city budget strategy he says will prior prioritized issues such as homelessness and crime. the mayor proposed his march budget message today, a plan that designates funding for what he says. our residents foremost concerns message includes placing funds toward safe sleeping sites for the unhoused police recruitment. more technology for safer neighborhoods and cleaning up the city from illegal dumping and graffiti. there's so many things we wanted to. what we put in this budget the time when we're facing a shortfall. by the things that our community knows that we need to do to continue improving our collective quality of life. and create greater opportunity for future generations. hands. march budget message will be voted on next week at the city council meeting. if it's approved by the council, the city manager will move forward with an operating budget. >> and now to an issue that affects people all across california, including right here in parts of the bay area. the homeowners insurance crisis over the last ye

telemundo, california. ahora nos movemos un poco más al sur de la bahía, donde el alcalde de san josé matt mahanagos y las calles de la ciudad. todos los ciudadanos que quieran dar su opinión sobre este tema pueden participar en una reunión virtual del alcaldía. este evento tendrá lugar el día de mañana lunes a las 19:00 de la noche y los interesados pueden ir directamente a la dirección que ve en pantalla o si prefieren a la página web de la municipalidad para que se registren con anticipación y en otra infón un grupo de personas, entre ellos muchos padres de familia con sus hijos, se manifestaron el sábado en el puente golden gate para pedir un alto al fuego en gaza. la protesta organizada por el grupo feminista code o código rosa, además, exigió el cese de la ayuda militar a israel por parte del gobierno estadounidense y hablaron de los derechos reproductivos de las mujeres en gaza. y al regresar de la pausa se encienden las alarmas en la frontera a causa de un nuevo punto donde los traficantes están abordando inmigrantes. a nicaragua. y en el marco del día de la mujer, el área de la bahía le

mientras que en san josé, hoy miércoles, el alcalde matt mahan, durante la presentación de su presupuestod debe tomar decisiones difíciles. el alcalde indicó que la ciudad se enfrenta a un déficit estimado de 52 millones de dólares. por ello, dice que tendrá que darle prioridad, adelanta que se va a enfocar en la crisis de desamparado y la remoción de los campamentos en las vías fluviales. también busca establecer un programa de concesiones para los servicios municipales que necesitamos enfocarnos en lo que importa más la falta de vivienda, el crimen, el alto costo de vida y la limpieza de nuestra ciudad. ahora solo resta esperar hasta la próxima semana cuando el concejo vote para que sea redactada una propuesta presupuestaria de manera oficial. bueno, y seguimos en esta ciudad porque esta noche residentes de san josé tendrán la oportunidad de opinar. esto será para la contratación del próximo jefe de policía, porque esta noche se lleva a cabo el segundo foro público que tiene lugar en el centro comunitario bascom. la búsqueda viene después del anuncio de su retiro como jefe de policía de

. >>> well, san jose mayor matt mahan cast his ballot today in- person. making it a family affair, there he is. he held his daughters' hand the whole way through and his wife took the hand of the toddler son. afterward he talked about the importance of exercising the right to vote. >> at the end of the day, the quality of our government is really determined by how engaged we are. we have a government of by and for the people. and we have to really get involved and understand what's on our ballot. >> mahan is running against retired councillor wade and since the only two candidates, the race will be decided on tuesday. rather than in november. >>> the supreme court expected to issue a ruling tomorrow on whether colorado can ban former president trump from the primary ballot. last month, the high court heard oral arguments about whether mr. president trump can be barred from the ballot because of his role in the attack on the u.s. capitol. the case centers around the 14th amendment which says people are not eligible to serve in government if they quote enga