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Los Gatos senior living community gets green light after years of revisions
Facility would replace the now-closed Los Gatos Meadows.
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Rainfall chart: The week’s totals for Bay Area cities
Near 10 inches in some Santa Cruz Mountains spots.
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Problem Solved: This Sears refrigerator can’t be repaired. Do I still have to pay $677?
Michelle Hughes just spent $677 to have a Sears technician repair her GE refrigerator. It doesn’t work. Does she still have to pay for the…
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Pittsburg unveils road pavement plan, but funding remains a challenge
Pittsburg plans to improve it local roads under its Pavement Management Plan.
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“We see this as an emergency”: How the largest wildfire-fuel management project in the Bay Area is working to prevent disaster
Removing invasive eucalyptus trees from Anthony Chabot Regional Park could help mitigate wildfire risk where wildland-urban ignitions are unavoidable.
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Gov. Newsom tells forestry board to speed up rules for ’ember-free zones’
The governor called on the state Board of Forestry to enact regulations they were ordered to draft four years ago.
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Fake shooting threat at California college was cyberattack against a student, police say
The student whose email was used in the threat is believed to be a victim of online swatting, authorities said.
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Proposals could revamp concessions at San Jose Mineta International Airport
Two news agreements could generate a minimum of $48 million over the course of the contract while highlighting offerings from more than 50 local businesses More
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Republican senators are mostly quiet on Trump’s sweeping pardons of Jan. 6 rioters
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San Jose City Council will interview five candidates to temporarily fill vacant District 3 seat
The San Jose City Council has whittled down the interim appointment applicant field from 11 candidates to five…
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Anton, a bakery known for its decadent mille crepe cakes, is coming to the Stanford Shopping Center
Eight years after starting to sell his mille crepe cakes, Anthony Tam’s cakes are the star of the…
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Towering music pioneers bring electric concert tour to Bay Area
Get tickets to see the Kraftwerk concert tour at the Greek Theatre in Berkeley.
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Pete Hegseth’s former sister-in-law alleges abuse against second wife in affidavit
The affidavit describes Hegseth’s treatment of his second wife, Samantha, and alleges repeat drunkenness and a domestic situation…
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San Jose breaks ground on new interim housing site along Guadalupe River
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Exciting Cannabis Legalization and Investment Opportunities for Small Business Owners in 2025
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Single family residence sells for $3.2 million in Fremont
The spacious property located in the 1900 block of Blackfoot Drive in Fremont was sold on Oct. 18,…