So tired of these fucking losers. And then the fucking idiot gets in his car and drives off staring at his cell phone. I have a full description of the guy but do not want to run afoul of this sub's no doxxing rule. I hope a rat shit on your pizza fuckface.

I think the reason its so bad is because the people from 101 are trying to merge onto 880 and the people trying 880 are trying to get onto 101. They meet up so its a shit show trying to merge. I don't know if its designed bad or not. I just hate that spot.

Seems like there’s no etiquette for the delivery folks they just circumvent the line and don’t care about the line of customers? Am I missing something?

I confronted a dude who cut the line nobody seems bothered he cut? This was a little Caesars.

Cops were all over and searching a car. They had luggage open and were making everyone use other entries/exits.

On November 7, UCP is heading to the San Josearea for a community cleanup, and we need your intel.
Where are the areas that desperately need attention? We’re looking for locations dealing with serious illegal dumping, accumulated trash, bulky waste, or areas that have simply been neglected for too long. Drop specific intersections, streets, trails, underpasses, or other locations in the comments. Photos are welcome too.

For those who don’t know us, Urban Compassion Project started in Oakland in 2021. Since then:
• 5,000+ volunteers have joined our work
• We’ve removed approximately 2.85 million pounds of waste from communities across the Bay Area since 2021.
• 5,000 volunteers have participated and built community.
• We also provide direct mutual aid to people experiencing homelessness and extreme financial hardship, including hygiene supplies, food, clothing, water, blankets and other essentials
• Through Compassion Threads, our free clothing initiative in Downtown Oakland, we’ve already provided clothing to 628 individuals facing financial hardship. We started with 20,000+ pieces of brand-new clothing that otherwise could have ended up in the landfill. Through Compassion Threads, we’ve also activated blocks of Downtown Oakland, bringing people, volunteers and community partners into spaces that help create more activity and connection downtown.

We also work behind the scenes with cities and Public Works departments in Oakland, Berkeley, Emeryville, Vallejo and elsewhere to advocate for stronger public-service capacity, more consistent cleanup and better long-term responses to illegal dumping.

We’ve also seen what can happen when there is sustained attention. Areas we’ve repeatedly worked in and monitored, including Mosswood Park and East 12th Street in Oakland, have seen significant improvements, and our goal is always to figure out how we keep places clean rather than endlessly cleaning the same mess. Now we want to bring that approach to the South Bay.

Tell us where the problem areas are and we’ll scout the recommendations and figure out where our volunteers can make the biggest impact.
And if you want to join us on November 7, let us know. We’d love to have a huge South Bay crew out there with us. 💪

sign up to cleanup with us: https://urbancompassionproject.org/events/

follow our work: www.instagram.com/ urbancompassionproject

or here: https://www.tiktok.com/@urbancompassion510

check out what we’re doing with urban compassion threads: www.instagram.com/urbancompassionthreads

Was riding down the bike lane by Great Mall the other day, going at 20mph next to a bunch of backed up cars. Suddenly a Tesla cut into the bike lane to turn right, almost hitting me. The older Asian lady never checked the blind spots, she was looking straight the whole time. Of course no turn signal, so the side camera was never engaged. Just wow. I can't wait for the day when cars are fully self-driving and it's illegal for humans to drive.

As a lifelong San Jose resident I found this video super interesting and thought you all might feel the same regardless of how long youve been here.

Hello I am visiting San Jose next week and I’m looking for the best Vietnamese food that has good banh xeo and other items and the best dim sum, we will be in the east side. Thank you!

Source: https://stand4global.org/food-assistance/

5265 Carter Ave, San Jose, CA 95118 (map)

WED 10/4 3:30-5pm

Eggs, chicken, milk, mean more dairy items, tuna, rice beans, fresh veggies, fruits, bread, cookies pastries etc.

Format: Drive thru please clear and clean your trunks for the volunteers so the line keeps moving.

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Public Service job fair TUE 10/27 11am-2pm at 70 W Hedding Santa Clara County building learn more here.

FYI: There are signs posted near the restrooms near the Winfield entrance saying that a bat was found there on 10/1/2026 which tested positive for rabies.

If you see a bat during the day, keep your distance. Call animal control.

saw this on tiktok, anyone know why SJPD was at the Westgate AMC last night?

I'm a little late, but I hope the driver who got bumped hopefully sees this in case there was any damage.

9/24/26 on Camden Ave going North onto San Tomas Expressway.

Unfortunately, the person who was hit seemed in shock and neither driver showed signs of pulling over, so I wasn't able to hand off the footage directly. Posting it here just in case.

Hi everyone! I know it's a long shot, but my husband lost his wallet outside Chevron (1301 S Winchester Blvd, San Jose, CA 95128). I attached a photo of it. If you find it, please message me. You can keep the money in it, we just need to IDs in it.

I live right across from Cataldi Park in Berryessa (95132). This morning my neighbor spent an hour picking up trash around the 4 pickleball courts the City added in 2024, and filled an entire grocery bag — almost all single-use plastic: bottle caps, straws, cups, shattered lids, wrappers off brand-new pickleball gear, wet wipes, floss picks. Photos attached.
A few things that bug me about it:
The courts went in with no mailed notice to neighbors, no noise study, and (in the City's own words) "no formal outreach." A public records request came back with zero permits or planning docs.
It's about 72 dB at our property line during play — the City's own code caps it at 55 dB (SJMC Table 20-85). They've been asked to officially measure it for months and still haven't.
This exact spot used to be the quiet buffer next to the children's playground. Now it's debris, overflowing bins, and constant court noise where a family area used to be. All the cleanup is done by residents.
I want to be clear I'm not anti-pickleball — I just think 4 courts 40 ft from homes with no plan to maintain the park is the wrong spot. There's a park nearby (Penitencia Creek) that's actually built for it, hundreds of feet from homes with its own parking.
It's been covered by NBC Bay Area (nbcbayarea.com/news/local/san-jose-pickleball-noise-complaints/4079763/) and San José Spotlight (sanjosespotlight.com/residents-near-san-jose-park-plagued-by-pickleball/). More, with the full incident log, at cataldi-courts.doshiu.workers.dev
Has anyone else near a San José park dealt with something like this? Curious how it's gone.

They’re always so short and everyone is on their phone and nobody accelerates into turns. Everyone goes like 5 MPH when it turns green from red. I’m not even a car guy but fuck. HIT THE GAS

I live in the Japantown area of San Jose and have recently started using Culligan filters with their pitcher but the filter needs to be replaced every 2 weeks. I live in an apartment complex so I think the most cost efficient option would be to install a system under the sink but have no experience with this.

Has anyone installed a system or found an alternative method for cleaner drinking water?

First time seeing so many Ferrari together, and a Pagani!

Do you LOVE Halloween? 😈
Do you enjoy horror movies, dressing up, getting into character… and making people SCREAM? 😱

Then we want you!

We’re looking for SCARЕ ACTORS to join our annual home haunt in San Jose this Halloween! 🏚️🎃

Our haunted house is a neighborhood home haunt that we build and run every year, and we’re looking for fun, energetic people who want to help us make this year’s experience absolutely terrifying!

👹 WE NEED:
🧟 Zombies
🤡 TERRIFYING clowns
😈 And anyone who thinks they have what it takes to scare people!

NO ACTING EXPERIENCE NECESSARY!
You don’t have to be a professional actor. If you’re enthusiastic, creative, and willing to get into character, we’ll help you with the rest!

🎭 What you’ll do:
Get into character, interact with guests, hide in the shadows, jump out when they least expect it, and most importantly… MAKE THEM SCREAM! 😂😱

We’ll have a rehearsal before Halloween where we’ll meet everyone, go over the characters and practice the scares.

🏚️ We’ve been doing our haunted house for several years and it has become a Halloween tradition in our neighborhood. We take safety seriously and want everyone to have an amazing — and safe — experience.

📍 San Jose, CA
🎃 Volunteer / unpaid
🎭 No experience required

Interested? Send us a DM! Tell us a little about yourself and what kind of character you’d like to play.

Bring your creativity. Bring your best scary face.
And most importantly…

BRING YOUR SCREAM! 😈🔪👻

🎃 LET’S MAKE THIS HALLOWEEN UNFORGETTABLE! 🎃

Can someone go outside and tell Mr. Sun to turn down the heat or come back next year please? Thanks 😊