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    Carlos Yulo wins two golds for Philippines at Asian Games▼"Deja vu moment, from the Olympics to Asian Games!" 🥇🥇 Chloe San Jose couldn't be prouder of Carlos Yulo as he brings home two gold medals for the Philippines at the ongoing 2026 Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan. Link to full story in the comments.✉newsSportOlympics8 h ago

    Gymnast Carlos Yulo has brought home two gold medals for the Philippines at the 2026 Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, repeating his double-gold feat from the Olympics. His partner Chloe San Jose publicly celebrated the achievement, saying she couldn't be prouder as fans hailed another 'deja vu' moment from Paris to Nagoya.

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    The Portland Timbers are preparing for a road match against the San Jose Earthquakes, with coverage focused on the team's search for an attacking spark. Portland has struggled to generate goals and will look to sharpen its offense away from home. Commentators are watching whether the Timbers can break their slump against a Western Conference rival.

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    San Jose council candidates face questions over data centers▼Election 2026: How do San Jose council candidates plan to handle the increasingly controversial data center issue?✉newsWorldElections1 h ago

    Candidates running for San Jose City Council in the 2026 election are being asked how they would handle the city's increasingly contentious data center debate. Data center proposals have drawn scrutiny over energy and water use, noise and neighborhood impacts, making the issue a defining question for campaigns. The Mercury News outlines where the candidates stand as the race takes shape.

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    Costa Rica's San Jose Airport to Build $14.9 Million Parking Garage●Costa Rica’s San Jose Airport to Add Eight-Level Parking Garage and New Investments Costa Rica’s Juan Santamaría AirportMmastodonWorld023 h ago

    Costa Rica's Juan Santamaría Airport, which serves San José, is set to build an eight-level parking garage costing $14.9 million and offering 600 spaces, scheduled to open in April 2027. The project forms part of a broader set of new investments at the country's main international airport, as authorities work to expand capacity and improve facilities for growing passenger traffic.