Mark Sayre

San Jose

Reporter at KTVU-TV (Oakland, CA)

Journalist. News, Tech, Politics from San Jose/Silicon Valley and around the Bay Area.

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Articles

Yosemite National Park is ready for summer visitors – but you'll need a reservation

1 week ago | ktvu.com | Mark Sayre

With the peak summer travel months just getting underway, Yosemite National Park will be a top destination. More than four million people visit the park each year, but despite worries about staffing cuts, the park says it is open for business. Before you take in the majestic views of Yosemite Falls in the heart of the Yosemite Valley, you may first find yourself in a traffic jam just to get inside the park.
San Jose expands temporary housing with 5 motels for homeless residents

1 week ago | ktvu.com | Mark Sayre

The San Jose City Council unanimously approved a plan Tuesday to add five more motels for temporary housing for people experiencing homelessness. However, some residents said they were not given enough notice and lack sufficient information to support the plan. Altogether, these motels will add 251 units to the city’s inventory for the unhoused.
San Jose expands temporary housing with 5 motels for homeless residents

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Mark Sayre

SAN JOSE, Calif. - The San Jose City Council unanimously approved a plan Tuesday to add five more motels for temporary housing for people experiencing homelessness. However, some residents said they were not given enough notice and lack sufficient information to support the plan. Altogether, these motels will add 251 units to the city’s inventory for the unhoused.
San Jose encampment sweeps continue, advocates respond too

1 week ago | ktvu.com | Mark Sayre

The City of San Jose on Monday launched another big cleanup of encampments along the Guadalupe River corridor just south of the airport. Educating the unhoused What we know: As crews arrived – so did a newly formed "rapid response team" to help the unhoused know their rights. About 10 community-based groups have teamed up to get out to operations like this one just as quickly as possible.
San Jose encampment sweeps continue, advocates respond too

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Mark Sayre

The BriefAs homeless encampment sweeps continue in San Jose, homeless advocates are also responding to help the unhorsed know their rights. City crews will move up the Guadalupe River, heading north in their encampment sweep efforts over the next 2 weeks. Homeless residents we spoke with said this process hasn't been fair and that they are losing their belongings. SAN JOSE, Calif.
Redevelopment threatens to replace locally-owned taqueria with Chik-fil-A

2 weeks ago | ktvu.com | Mark Sayre

After 20 years in business, a beloved San Jose eatery may soon be forced to close its doors. Taqueria Eduardo has been operating out of its current location in a strip mall at the intersection of Race and San Carlos Streets since it first opened, but the San Jose Planning Commission is currently considering a proposal that would redevelop the entire property and replace Taqueria Eduardo would be replaced with a Chik-Fil-A. "It is sad for us.
Redevelopment threatens to replace locally-owned taqueria with Chik-fil-A

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Mark Sayre

The BriefEduardo's Taqueria has operated out of its current location since opening its doors 20 years ago. A redevelopment plan might force the business to close, and replace it with a Chik-fil-A. The owners of the business have launched a petition to try and save the business. SAN JOSE, Calif. - After 20 years in business, a beloved San Jose eatery may soon be forced to close its doors.
Health officials pull San Jose Topgolf permits over 'sewage issues'

1 month ago | ktvu.com | Mark Sayre

Topgolf in San Jose, Calif. A popular sports facility in the South Bay had some of its permits pulled this week by health authorities due to what are being called "sewage issues" in areas where food is prepared. On Tuesday, Topgolf in north San Jose partially re-opened but two kitchens and one bar remained closed until further notice. The sewage issues occurred on Sunday night, prompting the county to follow up on reports and do an immediate inspection on Monday.
San Jose Topgolf gets greenlight to reopen kitchens, bar closed over sewage issues

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Mark Sayre

SAN JOSE, Calif. - A popular sports facility in the South Bay had some of its permits pulled this week by health authorities due to what are being called "sewage issues" in areas where food is prepared. On Tuesday, Topgolf in north San Jose partially re-opened with two kitchens and one bar remaining closed. Late Tuesday, Santa Clara County health officials said they approved the areas to reopen.
Santa Clara County launches outreach effort for immigrant community

1 month ago | ktvu.com | Mark Sayre

Santa Clara County on Monday announced a major campaign to try to connect immigrants with services in the face of ongoing threats from the Trump administration. Immigrants comprise more than 40% of the population in Santa Clara County and more than 100 languages are spoken. Two different Spanish-language television commercials are one way the county is working to get the message out.

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