Jack Molmud

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Jack Molmud

(KRON) — More than 100 people rallied in downtown San Jose on Sunday to protest last week’s violent attack in the Indian-controlled province of Kashmir, where gunmen killed 26 tourists and injured 17 others. The land has long been fought over between India and Pakistan. Pakistan denies it had any involvement in the attack. But tensions between the two countries are at a boiling point.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Jack Molmud

SAN JOSE, Calif. (KRON) — San Jose’s iconic “Christmas in the Park” is facing financial challenges. They are currently about $250,000 under budget, and they also need to finalize a new contract with the city of San Jose by the end of the month. Bay Area’s largest boba festival celebration to take place steps from UC Berkeley campus Spring is in full bloom at Cesar Chavez Plaza, but the people who put on “Christmas in the Park” every year say they’re already thinking about the holidays.

3 weeks ago | kron4.com | Jack Molmud

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3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Jack Molmud

(KRON) — The City of San Jose is schedule to clear dozens of RVs from the street in in San Jose’s Alviso neighborhood at 7 a.m. Monday to make way for a new Microsoft data center at 1657 Alviso-Milpitas road. Abatement notices lined the street Sunday as the city prepares for a mass eviction. The sweep is the City of San Jose’s latest crackdown on homeless residents. Some advocates were seen helping residents move their RVs ahead of Monday’s cleanup.

4 weeks ago | kron4.com | Jack Molmud

(KRON) — A music festival in Morgan Hill is now canceled after the headliner Los Alegres Del Barranco had their work visas revoked by the U.S. State Department. The Trump administration says the band’s music praises Mexican cartels. Los Alegres Del Barranco was supposed to go on a multi-month tour in the United States with their first stop at Rancho Grande de Morgan Hill. “We had an event April 27,” said co-owner Hugo Sencion. “Sadly, a couple weeks ago, we got notice.