Man Hit, Killed by Car in San Jose: Police
A pedestrian was killed after he was hit by car in San Jose Thursday night. According to San Jose police, the incident happened at the intersection of Almaden Expressway and
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Santa Clara County government may buy and shut down Cupertino quarry and cement plant
A major quarry and cement plant in the hills west of Cupertino that have built freeways, dams and buildings across Northern California for generations — but also sparked controversy over
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Man Killed in Stabbing at Carl’s Jr. in San Jose: Police
San Jose police are investigating a deadly stabbing that happened at a Carl’s Jr. Tuesday afternoon. The incident occurred just after 3 p.m. in the 1600 block of Tully Road.
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Office building is booming in Silicon Valley
Silicon Valley witnessed a building boom during 2021 that produced the most office construction in six years amid persistent economic obstacles unleashed by the coronavirus, according to a new report.
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Cardi B discovers dangers of 3-year-old daughter having Instagram account
Cardi B was understandably hurt and angry this week because people were calling Kulture, her 3-year-old daughter, names and posting hateful comments on the little girl’s Instagram account. In response,
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San Jose has the third highest ‘equity rich’ homes in the U.S.
Sky high real estate prices have made a growing number of homeowners “equity rich,” according to a report on home equity. That means they have at least 50% equity in their property,
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Hospital Patient Steals Police Car, Crashes Into Another Patrol in San Jose
Two police officers were injured Monday after a patient at Regional Medical Center stole a police car and crashed into another patrol in San Jose. Cell phone video from a
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Small California business owner takes on the titans of toothpaste
A layoff and a knack for making things pushed Eric Buss into the sticky, opaque world of toothpaste. The story of the La Mirada kid who grew up to be
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California Recall Election Cost Taxpayers $200 Million
Last year’s election of whether to recall California Gov. Gavin Newsom cost taxpayers just over $200 million, or about 28% less than state officials had budgeted. The state Legislature set
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Booster Mandate for City Workers in San Jose Takes Effect at city-owned venues
San Jose’s COVID-19 booster mandate for city employees and attendees at city-owned venues took effect Friday. The mandate requires attendees at indoor events hosted by city-owned venues show proof of
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