San Jose residents brace for higher trash and water bills starting July 1st, with garbage fees up 7% for single-family homes and 4% for multi-family units, plus a 4% water rate hike and 3% sewer increase — all driven by soaring operational costs like fuel and labor. While officials say these adjustments fund critical infrastructure and public health protections, many residents, especially low-income families and landlords, are sounding the alarm, calling the increases painful and unsustainable. A typical household could see an extra $7.63 monthly on trash alone, pushing bills over $116. City council members are pushing for cost controls and efficiency, but reserve funds won’t cover waste disposal gaps this year.

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Trump’s holding up Jay Clayton’s nomination for intelligence director to force Congress to pass his voter ID bill, tying the surveillance program’s renewal to the legislation and accusing Democrats of breaking a deal — all while keeping Bill Pulte as acting director amid political maneuvering over election integrity and national security.

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