San Jose's Día de los Muertos events are smaller this year due to safety concerns, funding, and staffing issues, though key traditions continue.

San Jose's Dia de los Muertos celebrations are expected to be more subdued this year due to ongoing concerns over public safety and logistical challenges, including limited funding and staffing, according to city officials. Organizers report fewer community events and smaller gatherings compared to previous years, though core traditions like ofrendas and cultural performances will still take place. The city has emphasized efforts to maintain the holiday’s significance while addressing operational constraints.