SJPD Seek Suspect in Strong-Arm Robbery Near Stevens Creek Blvd
Police are asking the public’s help in tracking down a suspect and a car connected to a strong-arm robbery last week in West San Jose near Stevens Creek Boulevard. On
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California city officials hid 2018 cyber attack, used insurance to pay $65,000 ransom to hackers
In the aftermath of a disclosure that sensitive Azusa Police Department records had been hacked by criminals, city officials now acknowledge they experienced another costly ransomware attack that they hid
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Mask or no mask at work? California regulators pass controversial COVID rules
Californians will have to remain masked at work possibly through early next year — at least if they have unvaccinated colleagues, state regulators decided Thursday during a marathon meeting that
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Uproar makes downtown San Jose comeback, offering food, brews, games
Uproar is making a comeback in downtown San Jose under a new ownership group through a deal that points to increasingly brighter and more lively prospects for the city’s SoFA
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Families, Friends Remember VTA Yard Shooting Victims in Smaller Gatherings
It’s been two days and people are continuing to tell stories of loss, love and bravery for the nine people killed in the VTA yard mass shooting in San Jose.
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Prosecutors Sue Over California Prison Good Conduct Rules
Three-quarters of California’s district attorneys sued the state Wednesday in an attempt to block emergency rules that expand good conduct credits and could eventually bring earlier releases for tens of
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As Drought Intensifies, California Seeing More Wildfires
As California sinks deeper into drought it already has had more than 900 additional wildfires than at this point in 2020, which was a record-breaking year that saw more than
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U.S. Covid-19 travel restrictions state by state
Total cases of Covid-19 have reached around the 33.1 million mark in the United States. But with the ongoing vaccination campaign and declining rates of infection, domestic US travel has picked up considerably
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Bay Area, California job growth slows dramatically in April ahead of COVID reopening
Job growth in the Bay Area slowed drastically in April, marking a second straight month of weaker employment gains, raising questions about how quickly the region can shake off its
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Newsom Signs Bill Paving Way for More Affordable Housing in California
Gov. Gavin Newsom on Thursday was in downtown San Jose, joined by other state leaders, to sign a bill that paves the way for more affordable housing, creating more jobs
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