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Raising Cane’s Plans Second San Jose Location at Former Furniture Store Site

California Enacts Law to Combat Antisemitism in Schools Amid Debate Over Classroom Freedom

San Jose travelers might face delays as government shutdown continues

Bay Area Tech Firms Announce Hundreds of Job Cuts Amid Tariff and Regulatory Pressures

Bomb Threat at San Francisco’s Lowell High School Deemed Unfounded After Police Investigation

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Raising Cane’s Plans Second San Jose Location at Former Furniture Store Site

October 8, 2025 Samantha Bauer
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California Enacts Law to Combat Antisemitism in Schools Amid Debate Over Classroom Freedom

October 8, 2025 Bibiam Beyene
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San Jose travelers might face delays as government shutdown continues

October 8, 2025 Alex Francis
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Bay Area Tech Firms Announce Hundreds of Job Cuts Amid Tariff and Regulatory Pressures

October 7, 2025October 8, 2025 Manuel Falomir
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Bomb Threat at San Francisco’s Lowell High School Deemed Unfounded After Police Investigation

October 7, 2025October 8, 2025 Manuel Falomir
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The pandemic is playing to almost every one of Amazon’s strengths

April 12, 2020May 4, 2020 Jonathan Franco

As the coronavirus pandemic has forced people to stay inside, few companies have proven themselves as essential as Amazon. From groceries to cleaning supplies, shipments from Amazon have become lifelines for many

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Architects and engineers are turning old shipping containers into mobile intensive care units

April 12, 2020May 4, 2020 Jonathan Franco

A group of architects and engineers is working to convert shipping containers into intensive care units to help hospitals that are running low on space for COVID-19 patients. The open-source

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As China lifts restrictions, here’s where its people want to travel

April 11, 2020May 4, 2020 Alex Francis

As China slowly eases lockdown restrictions and life returns to somewhat normal conditions, residents have once again started traveling.From the Bund waterfront in Shanghai to scenic Huangshan Mountain park in

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‘You’re not breaking your children’: Experts say more screen time right now is OK

April 11, 2020May 4, 2020 Bibiam Beyene

As parents juggle a new double duty of working from home and caring for children no longer in school or daycare, the use of screen time may become more of

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Nursing home evacuated after staff skips shifts amid COVID-19 pandemic

April 10, 2020May 4, 2020 Alex Francis

A nursing home in California was evacuated after its staff didn’t show up for the second day in a row. In a press release from the Riverside University Health System ,

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Politics

Chinese workers in the US are losing their visas with their jobs. But flying home to China is too expensive

April 9, 2020May 4, 2020 Samantha Bauer

After her company laid her off last month, Tang Chen couldn’t sleep. For days, her heart kept racing. There was one question at the front of her mind: would she

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Coronavirus: U.K. jolted as PM Boris Johnson receives oxygen in intensive care

April 8, 2020May 4, 2020 Samantha Bauer

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s move to intensive care has shaken the nation, a jolting reminder that the coronavirus does not discriminate in whom it infects and sickens. Johnson, 55, is

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World

Why is Russia reporting so few COVID-19 cases? Some say it’s a cover-up

April 8, 2020May 4, 2020 Manuel Falomir

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to spread around the world, there are growing questions in Russia about the official number of cases that have been declared. According to the count

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Disney halting annual pass payments while parks are closed, refunding some payments

April 7, 2020May 4, 2020 Manuel Falomir

Walt Disney World Resort is giving annual passholders an update while the park remains closed amid the coronavirus pandemic. The park says all active annual passes will be extended for

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Science World

Global lockdowns might reduce CO2 emissions but won’t halt climate crisis, scientists say

April 7, 2020May 4, 2020 Jonathan Franco

The normally traffic-clogged streets of big cities like Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal are empty. Shopping malls are shuttered. Restaurants sit in the dark. This isn’t just the case across Canada,

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