Big San Jose affordable homes project emerges
The 430 units in the first phase of the development would rise at 1298 Tripp Ave. between North 26th Street and Wooster Avenue near the interchange of U.S. Highway 101
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California unemployment claims backlog worsens
California workers are facing a steadily worsening backlog for their unemployment claims, a reminder that the impact of the economic infection that the coronavirus has unleashed has yet to fully
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How Santa Clara County’s $6 million COVID fining frenzy played out ‘in court’
Anjani Sircar was on the hot seat, facing an attorney intent on discrediting a recent enforcement action. But this wasn’t a trial, and Sircar isn’t a police officer. She’s a
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As employees head back to work, insults and misconduct ramp up
Those snide insults, inappropriate comments, racist remarks and sexual innuendos that used to make us cringe are rearing their heads again as more people return to the workplace amid a
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Bay Area has become more segregated over decades, report says
The Bay Area has become more racially segregated since 1990, mirroring a long-running national trend of cities and neighborhoods dividing more starkly along ethnic lines, according to a new study
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El Pollo Loco is set to test drone delivery in Southern California
Chickens don’t fly very well, but El Pollo Loco is taking to the skies. The Costa Mesa-based chain is testing a drone that can airlift fast food into people’s backyards. Test flights
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State, Bay Area Perks May Lure in Vaccine Holdouts
Millions of Californians are seeing this week’s reopening as a reason to celebrate. But for millions more it may also be a reason to stop procrastinating. As vaccinated residents start
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San Jose Mom Jailed in Denver Agrees to Vegas Transfer in Son’s Death
A mother from San Jose, California, won’t contest her transfer in custody from Colorado to Nevada to face a murder charge in the death of her 7-year-old son, whose body
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Americans can pack bags for Europe, as EU lifts coronavirus travel restrictions
The European Union lifted travel restrictions for U.S. residents, in the latest step toward a return to normal flying despite concerns over the spread of potentially dangerous coronavirus variants. Albania,
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Next-generation battery may unlock the future for electric vehicles
To curb global warming, policymakers say, we need to switch from gas-powered cars to driving clean, non-polluting electric vehicles. Major automakers plan to make that happen, promising a full line
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