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Bay Area man inspires legislation for senior ID cards
Gary Newman’s idea rose to the top of the pile in Assemblymember Damon Connolly’s latest ‘there ought to be a law’ contest for proposed legislation.
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Study: Marin County’s sinking areas exacerbate sea-rise threat
Parts of some bayside communities in Marin are sinking at an accelerated pace, making them more vulnerable to threats from the rising sea, according to…
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Aloha skating rink at San Jose’s Eastridge mall set to close
Owner Liz Ruiz says Aloha Fun Center will close in March because the mall has a prospective tenant willing to pay market-rate rent.
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How does the ‘new’ Pac-12 compare to the former version? Favorably, according to the current NET rankings
How does the collection of Pac-12 schools starting in 2026 compare to the version that existed prior to this season? The NET rankings provide context.
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Timeless Architectural Styles for Luxury Homes
Explore timeless luxury home styles, from classical elegance to modern minimalism.
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Redwood City man allegedly chased driver who hit him, then crashed into pedestrians
Police instructed the man to stop pursuing the driver that hit him, but he continued driving at “excessive speeds,” authorities said.
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Best of the West MBB power rankings: Arizona on top as Gonzaga blasts through the Bay Area and ramps up for March
The Zags looked wobbly for four months but shifted to a higher gear as they blasted Santa Clara and USF.
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Library wines prove worth checking out at Grand Tasting in Saratoga
Santa Cruz Mountains Winegrowers host March 31 event at Mountain Winery. More
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Valentine’s ‘Loveway’ lights up San Jose City Hall
Feb. 14 event features musicians from opera, symphony, Camp Rock.
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Fire damage at Humane Society Silicon Valley more extensive than first thought
More than half of Milpitas facility still unusable after a month.
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‘Dawn of the Digital Age’ topic of Feb. 17 talk
Docent to present artifacts from Computer History Museum.
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Super Bowl commercials rely on comedy and nostalgia to avoid potential missteps
A parade of silly ads will hit the airwaves on Sunday.
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West Valley high school district to transition to trustee area elections
Effort would improve representation, officials say.
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Campbell Chamber hosting 133rd annual Heritage Day Luncheon
Longest consecutively running event in California set for Feb. 17.
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Flavors of Turkey, Japan found at Sunnyvale, Palo Alto restaurants
Meyhouse, Sushi Roku boast impressively authentic menus.
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Mural project to honor San Jose civil rights activist
Inez Jackson was city’s first Black postal clerk.
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Philanthropists donate $1.7 million to West Valley College
Funds will go toward new Learning Resource Commons for Saratoga campus.
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DIMES: Jimmy Butler doesn’t make the Warriors championship contenders. That’s alright
The Warriors were heading for a third straight season in the middle. Jimmy Butler gives them a chance…