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San Jose Home Hit By Cars 23 Times
The accidents resulted in totaled cars, the destruction of trees and a couple of near-death experiences for family members.
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The Biz Beat: Western Wear Gallops In Tech-Driven San Jose
Customers walking through the doors of Winchester Western Wear are hit with a blast from the golden past of California's ranching era.
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Op-Ed: Behavioral Health Model Thrives With Integrated Services
Our health care systems are finally catching up with the knowledge that better outcomes come from integrated care.
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One San Jose Woman's Journey Out Of Homelessness
After nearly two harrowing decades of living on the streets, Kellie Goodman finally has the keys to her first San Jose apartment.
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East San Jose Council Candidates Speak On Homelessness, Police
Candidates vying to represent San Jose's East and Central districts gathered downtown to sound off on their priorities at a recent forum.
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San Jose Leaders Say No To Statewide Gambling Measures
The city council views Props 26 and 27 as having a negative impact on San Jose casinos and reducing revenue gambling generates for the city.
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Ramirez: Men Need To Talk About Abortion
For some of us, this may be a difficult and uncomfortable subject, but we do not have the luxury to remain silent.
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Santa Clara County To Study Public Contract Disparities
Santa Clara County wants to level the playing field for minority-owned businesses that have no skin in the public contractor game.
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Santa Clara Expects Increase In Homeless Residents
“Regional numbers went up slightly, so we anticipate a similar trend at the local level.”
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East San Jose Receives Millions For Road Safety
East San Jose streets are on track to becoming safer for drivers, pedestrians and cyclists alike.
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San Jose Gets Sued For Ignoring Its Billboard Rules
A billboard advertising giant is suing San Jose over a decision to allow a competitor to erect two digital billboards on airport property.
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San Jose Expected To Lose Hundreds Of Cops
The San Jose Police Department should expect a mass exodus of officers in the next three years, union leaders said.
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Silicon Valley Law To End Unruly Behavior On Newsom's Desk
The open meeting law governs conduct at meetings of legislative bodies, but many aspects—are too vague.
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San Jose Needs Better Planning To Reach Housing Goals
Goals were met to build market and above market rate housing by 105%, but San Jose did not meet its very low to moderate income targets.
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School Bells Ring Later For San Jose Students
Mornings will start later for San Jose high school and middle school students this year due to a new, first-in-the-nation state law.
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49ers Offer Millions To Settle Santa Clara Lawsuit
One of the biggest legal battles between Santa Clara and the San Francisco 49ers could be coming to an end.
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Night Market Invigorates East San Jose
An idea for an open air pop up market on Tully Road is reinvigorating an East San Jose community.
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Famous Bookstore In San Jose Up For Sale
After 40 years, a beloved bookstore that many view as San Jose's heartbeat of children's literature is being sold.
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UPDATE: San Jose Officials Approve Housing At VTA Train Station
San Jose is one step closer to seeing more commuters living next to their neighborhood transit stops.
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San Jose Leaders Oppose Liquor License
A San Jose mini-market wants to sell alcohol, but is getting pushback from the city.
