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SJtoday Wrapped: The best of 2023

We’re wrapping up the year and looking back on the best of 2023.

Downtown San Jose during sunrise.

Can you believe we’re already at the end of the year?

Photo via Jed Record

This year, we sent out 200+ newsletters and grew our social media following by 40,000+ followers with the goal of keeping our community informed, activated, and engaged.

So, before we celebrate the beginning of a new year, we wanted to look back at the top SJtoday stories and social media highlights from 2023 + give a huge thank you to our readers and members of the community who made this year so spectacular.

🗞️ Top stories

📱 Top social media posts

City Editor Alyson: The love story between DJ duo SOULMAT3S was one of my favorites because I continue to have such a great relationship with a pair of awesome human beings. There’s also nothing I love more than digging into our city’s expansive history + adding to our decades series.

City Editor Gregg: The biggest highlight of the year for me has got to be learning about low rider culture. Find me in all of the nostalgic places — from the truly bizarre Fry’s Electronics origins to the history of the Tully Road Chuck E. Cheese.

And that’s a wrap on 2023. Happy New Year, San Jose!

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