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San Jose’s Cinequest film festival gets off to a strong start
The festival opened at the California Theatre with a collection of AI-generated shorts and a compelling feature, “The Luckiest Man in America.”
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Santa Clara Stadium Authority approves budget, rejects 49ers request to pay for office space
$6.4 million in revenues and rent from Levi’s Stadium are expected to go to the city’s general fund.
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In 2014, 70% of Bay Area homes sold for under $1 million. Now, just 26% do
In San Mateo and Santa Clara County, just one in 20 homes sold for less than a million in 2024.
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Alameda County supervisors approve $3.5 million for immigrant services, legal defense
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors approved one-time emergency funding on Tuesday of $3.5 million, including $2.2 million for East Bay nonprofits focused on immigrant…
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‘We cannot normalize fear’: Richmond strengthens sanctuary policy
Under consideration by the Richmond City Council on Tuesday was a policy to prohibit the use of city resources, including staff time, to assist with…
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Smith signs five-year extension to stay at Cal
The Bears have gone 25-8 this season under Charmin Smith and swept Stanford for the first time since
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Bay Arts: 11 great shows and concerts to catch this weekend
From a popular Bay Area jazz/swing crooner to a a revered chamber quartet playing the stately Kohl Mansion, there is a lot to see and…
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Protests, immigration concerns in L.A. foil Southeast Asian ‘Coachella’
Sabaidee Fest celebrating popular and traditional artists and organizations from around the world would have been this weekend. More
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California and Bay Area hotel development flops as market nosedives
Hotel development nosedived in California and the Bay Area in 2024.
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Downtown San Jose restaurant, music venue closing its doors
Mama Kin brought live music, food and good vibes to downtown’s SoFA district since mid-2022.
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Opinion: In L.A.’s darkest moment, tireless Angelenos shine with aid and food
Locals open their homes, wallets and pantries to strangers, turning any available space into distribution hubs.
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Sharks’ Smith happy Cutter Gauthier responded after ugly game in Philadelphia
NHL: San Jose Sharks’ Will Smith on ex-Boston College teammate Cutter Gauthier: “He’s a tough kid.”
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Single family residence sells in San Jose for $2.4 million
The property located in the 1700 block of Gladstone Avenue in San Jose was sold on Dec. 3,…
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How to avoid the online booking fees charged by some discount airlines
Some budget airlines charge extra fees when you book a flight online. However, when you book in person,…
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Up to 4 in 10 people could develop dementia after 55. What you can do to lower your risk
The new estimate is based on a new study that found a higher lifetime risk than previously thought:…
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Michelle Obama let America know her low opinion of Trump at the DNC
During her widely praised speech at the Democratic National Convention in August, the former first lady made it…
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Man fatally shot at Oakland homeless camp
A man was fatally shot Tuesday morning at an Oakland homeless camp, the city’s sixth homicide of the…
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How Biden’s domestic policy record stacks up against public perception
Many voters felt he did not adequately deal with high inflation and illegal crossings at the U.S. border…