East San Jose (or the East Valley or The Eastside) is the name for several neighborhoods east of downtown San Jose, California. These neighborhoods include:

East San Jose's residents are predominantly Mexican American and Vietnamese American since the 1990s. Although there is a greater percentage of Mexican Americans and Vietnamese Americans in East San Jose, there is a large Filipino American population, a notable population of White Americans, African Americans, Cambodian Americans, and Samoan Americans, respectively in order of size throughout East San Jose as well. The Alum Rock community has a significantly high population of Latino immigrants, also including neighborhoods along King Rd including King and Story. A neighborhood around Alum Rock and King has a small pocket of immigrants from Portugal (but primarily the Azore Islands). This section of East San Jose includes a plaza known as Little Portugal. Included in the area are Portuguese sausage shops, markets and the Five Wounds church.^{[citation needed]}

San José, or San Jose, is the Spanish for Saint Joseph. It usually refers to one of two major cities. These are:

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