California Considering Decriminalizing Jaywalking
A new attempt to decriminalize jaywalking is being considered by Gov. Newsom after approval by the Assembly last week. The Freedom to Walk Act, authored by Assemblymember Phil Ting (D–San
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16-Year-Old Boy Stabbed to Death in San Jose
An early morning Saturday stabbing in San Jose left a 16-year-old dead and one man injured, the San Jose Police Department announced. At 1:36 a.m., officers found a 16-year-old boy
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Crews Work to Clean Up Tomato Spill After Crash on I-80
Crews will be mopping up tomato sauce for at least another few hours along Interstate 80 in Vacaville, where a big-rig jackknifed in a crash early Monday, spilling a load
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One out of 10 Bay Area neighborhoods is ‘highly segregated’ enclave of White wealth
While the Bay Area has long been championed as one of America’s most diverse regions, a new report describes it as deeply segregated with pockets of concentrated White wealth that
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San Jose State University Students Celebrate Loan Forgiveness Plan
The student loan forgiveness plan is being cheered by thousands of Bay Area college students. For many San Jose State University students drowning in college debt, President Joe Biden’s loan
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San Jose will Install 150 License Plate Readers in Areas with High Gun Violence
San Jose says more than 150 automatic license plate readers are coming to communities severely impacted by gun violence. This after what they call several success stories with the two
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Santa Clara County Still Seeks Millions in COVID Penalties From San Jose Church
Despite a recent state appellate court ruling, Santa Clara County continues to seek millions of dollars in penalties against a San Jose church for violating COVID-19 rules not affected by the
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NHTSA warns “not to use your kids” to test Tesla’s safety features
US auto-safety regulators have a message for Tesla Inc. owners intending to use their children to test automated-driving technology: Don’t. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said it uses controlled
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U.S. farmers are killing their own crops and selling cows because of extreme drought
Nearly three quarters of US farmers say this year’s drought is hurting their harvest — with significant crop and income loss, according to a new survey by the American Farm Bureau
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Bay Area Schools Will Decide Whether or Not to Bring Back Masks
As students around the Bay head back to school, every district has an extra decision to make about whether or not to make masks mandatory in class. Students in both
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