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Many more cities ban sleeping outside despite a lack of shelter space
The roughly 150 homelessness measures typically include prohibitions on camping, sleeping or storing property on public land.
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‘Mansions’ planned at Surfside collapse site. Do developers ‘hope people forget’ tragedy?
A Dubai-based developer has unveiled the details of an ultra-luxury project on the Surfside property where a building collapse in 2021 left 98 people dead…
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San Jose officials commit to being a ‘welcoming city’ to support immigrant community
San Jose leaders have committed to supporting the immigrant community but have avoided calling the city a “sanctuary.”
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Post-partum depression is costing us billions. Can cities help?
One of the drivers of the U.S.’s maternal health crisis is suicide, which accounts for about one in five pregnancy-related deaths during pregnancy or up…
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Can San Jose Sharks, Mikael Granlund have their cake (and eat it too?)
NHL: San Jose Sharks center Mikael Granlund is in final season of four-year contract
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LA fires: Pets displaced from shelters up for adoption in Bay Area
Redwood City’s Pets In Need is one of several shelters that has received 30 cats and dogs relocated to free up space for animals displaced…
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10 tips to help you recover from holiday spending
in a recent Experian holiday spending survey, nearly two-thirds of respondents said they believe they spend too much during the holidays.
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Update: Weather alert for strong thunderstorms in Delta early Wednesday evening
Carquinez Strait and Delta, Southern Sacramento Valley, Northern San Joaquin Valley and Motherlode are the focus of an updated weather alert for strong thunderstorms issued at 4:07 p.m. on Wednesday by the National Weather… More
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Century-old Oakland tower is seized by lender as office market flounders
A century-old highrise in Oakland has been seized by the property’s lender.
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Palisades, Eaton fires held in check as crews prep for challenges with winds
Containment of the Palisades fire inched higher to 17% as of Tuesday morning, but gusty winds could challenge…
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9 charged with looting and 1 with arson amid Palisades and Eaton fires
Law enforcement officials expect more people to be charged as investigations continue.
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West Valley city delays installation of automatic license plate readers
Monte Sereno council wants answers about possible lawsuits.
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South San Francisco: Food hall caters to weekday diners
South San Francisco has a spacious new food hall serving up weekday meals from a range of cuisines.
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SOMA Pilipinas reignites the ‘plaza’ for Bay Area Filipinos
At the center of the Bay Area Filipino community is SOMA Pilipinas.
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5 ways to explore Filipino culture around the Bay Area
Filipino businesses shine from all corners of the Bay Area
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Watch: Pete Hegseth confirmation hearing underway
Take a live look at the confirmation hearing for Donald Trump Defense Secretary nominee Pete Hegseth
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Bay Area quarry’s mineral rights purchased by Irish behemoth
The mineral rights of the San Rafael Rock Quarry have been purchased by CRH, an international group of…
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‘It’s really stressful’: Venezuelan immigrants grateful for TPS extension, fearful for future
Some immigrants with Temporary Protected Status were glad that they were allowed to stay in the U.S. for…