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Detached house sells in Pleasanton for $1.3 million
The 1,433-square-foot property, built in 1989, was sold on Nov. 14, 2024, for $1,289,000, or $900 per square foot.
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Bay FC begins second season with new players, renewed energy after finishing first year with playoff run
Bay FC is no longer a brand-new team, as the second-year club began its 2025 season kickoff on Tuesday in San Jose
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Letters: Supporting Trump doesn’t make us bad or stupid. We just see the world differently than you.
Also: Overpraising rich | Bad old days | Public megaphone | Week 2 chaos. East Bay Times reader letters to the editor for Feb. 5,…
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California teachers demand better pay, fully staffed schools as districts battle financial woes
The unprecedented campaign from the California Teachers Association, “We Can’t Wait,” involves 32 school districts coming together with aligned demands and union contract expiration dates…
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How to watch the San Jose Earthquakes and Bay FC at the Coachella Valley Invitational this week
The San Jose Earthquakes and Bay FC will be playing at Coachella – on the pitch, that is.
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Letters: Unelected Elon Musk is bent on breaking government
Also: Doesn’t understand | McConnell’s cowardice | Aspiring to dictatorship | Power trip | Learning a thing. Mercury News reader letters to the editor for…
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Three-bedroom home sells in Oakland for $1.6 million
The historic property located in the 6600 block of Chabot Road in Oakland was sold on Nov. 12, 2024, for $1,581,500, or $856 per square…
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Pittsburg school board votes to reduce budget without cutting key jobs
Pittsburg Unified School District board of trustees unanimously voted on a $8.3 million reduction for the 2025-2026 school year without eliminating the positions and a $7.81 million reduction for the 2026-2027 school year. More
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Donald Trump has sweeping plans for a second administration. Here’s what he’s proposed
The president-elect has outlined a wide-ranging agenda that blends traditional conservative approaches to taxes, regulation and cultural issues…
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It’s inauguration eve and Trump is ready to revel in his return to power
Sunday marks Trump’s first full day back in the capital since the November election.
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Silicon Valley Reads featured author takes ‘deep dive’ into AI
Ray Nayler will discuss his sci-fi novel on Jan. 30 at Cupertino Library.
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Year of the Snake calls for duck, bubbles and ice cream
Local restaurants, communities celebrate Lunar New Year.
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South Bay community college district appoints county staffer to board
Alexander Gvatua tapped as Sunnyvale trustee.
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New children’s spaces coming to Santa Clara County libraries
Saratoga Library is the first branch to see construction.
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Lexington House co-founder hands reins to new owner
Marco Spagnuola will retain staff, name of Los Gatos restaurant.
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Cloud City hosts 3rd annual ‘Give Blood Get Love’ drive
Campbell CBD shop educating cannabis users on eligibility.
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Teens can learn to cook with AI at Los Altos Library
Feb. 3 program is part of Silicon Valley Reads.
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San Jose State earns high marks for efforts to ‘lift students up’
University among first to receive recognition from federal program.