San Jose nears the opening of a new safe parking site
A new safe parking site in San Jose is expected to open soon, a development that homeless advocates say is crucial but only addresses a fraction of the need. San
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The Pentagon agrees to settle a groundbreaking lawsuit involving LGBTQ veterans over their discharge status
Monday marked a significant victory for tens of thousands of LGBTQ military veterans. The Pentagon announced it will upgrade the discharge records of 35,000 veterans to “honorable,” effectively bringing an
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The Dungeness crab season has officially begun across the Bay Area
The Dungeness crab season officially began on Sunday after multiple delays. People from across the Bay Area headed to Half Moon Bay to buy fresh crab from commercial crab boats.
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In an unusual incident, deputies in Cupertino recovered over $1,000 worth of stolen meat.
Last week, sheriff’s deputies in Cupertino recovered stolen meat worth over $1,000 in what the Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office is calling a “rare case.” Deputies were called to a
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A report indicates that Santa Clara County has the largest homeless population in the Bay Area
New federal data reveals that Santa Clara County has the largest homeless population among the nine Bay Area counties, with nearly 39,000 unhoused individuals across the region, 10,394 of whom
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Paella theft? A lawsuit alleges that the owners of a new Spanish restaurant in Palo Alto took recipes and crucial information from Bay Area competitor Teleféric
A culinary couple from Palo Alto is being accused by the popular Bay Area restaurant group, Teleféric Barcelona, of stealing trade secrets and recipes to launch their own Spanish restaurant,
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Apple will pay $95 million to resolve a lawsuit alleging that Siri engaged in unauthorized eavesdropping
Apple has agreed to pay $95 million to settle a lawsuit that accused the company of using its virtual assistant, Siri, to eavesdrop on users of iPhones and other devices.
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“You can’t let fear stop events from happening”: Bay Area considers heightened security following New Orleans truck attack.
Event planners in the Bay Area have long feared the kind of tragedy that struck New Orleans’ Bourbon Street in the early hours of 2025, when a U.S. Army veteran
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Mexico warns of potential tariffs on U.S. goods in retaliation against Trump
President Claudia Sheinbaum warned Tuesday that Mexico might respond with its own tariffs after U.S. President-elect Donald Trump threatened to impose 25% duties on Mexican imports if the country doesn’t
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Cybercrime trends to watch for next year: The impact of AI
Cybercriminals don’t take breaks, and experts warn that next year, cybercrime will become even more advanced, largely due to the rise of AI technology. Sandra Joyce, Vice President of Threat
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