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The Most Sought-After Home Amenities that Define Luxury Living
When it comes to luxury homes, discerning buyers are no longer satisfied with just square footage and prime locations. They seek spaces that redefine comfort…
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A Rare Gem of Luxury & Tranquility with Resort-Style Amenities, Vineyard & Panoramic Views
Discover an unparalleled lifestyle in this breathtaking Tuscan-inspired estate, where luxury meets tranquility just minutes from downtown Los Gatos.
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Sale closed in San Jose: $2 million for a four-bedroom home
A house located in the 6300 block of Vegas Drive in San Jose has a new owner.
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Doctors declare Pope Francis no longer in imminent danger due to pneumonia, but remains hospitalized
The 88-year-old pontiff has consolidated improvements in recent days, as determined by blood tests and positive responses to drug treatments.
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Historic Bay Area music club faces financial woes and could close down
“We haven’t made a profit in years,” says Eli’s owner Matthew Patane. “We are operating at a huge loss.”
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Acalanes principal says Floyd Burnsed resigned as football coach, new coach named
Two days after Burnsed says he was pushed out as coach, principal Eric Shawn responds
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Best of the West MBB power rankings: Cross-country travel produced a load of losing in the ACC and Big Ten
Five of the six West Coast teams playing in the ACC and Big Ten posted losing records in conference games played in the Eastern and…
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CCS roundup: Los Gatos cools off Bellarmine to reach D-I baseball semis
Ethan Williams pitches complete game to lead Los Gatos. Valley Christian, Serra, Santa Clara, Branham among baseball winners. In softball, Capuchino, Notre Dame-Belmont, Sobrato advance. More
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No contest: Independence heats up, routs rival Piedmont Hills in first-place showdown
After a tight first quarter, Independence went on a big run and didn’t look back in road victory…
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Donald Trump’s California water order does more for farms than wildfires
The state’s Republican farmers are an emerging force but still fear tariffs and deportations.
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Here are some of the deadliest plane crashes in US history
Here are some of the deadliest commercial plane crashes in the U.S. since the Air Florida disaster according…
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7 amazing things to do this weekend, Jan. 31-Feb. 2
Got your weekend plans? We have some cool ideas, from a sudsy art exhibit to amazing music to…
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Learn to cook morels and more at Berkeley’s Tilden Fungus Fair
On Feb. 1 and 2 there will be cooking demonstrations, mushroom dyeing and a bioluminescence talk.
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Bay Area man found guilty of child sex assaults, abuse, domestic violence
Ivan Rodriguez, 36, faces the possibility of decades in prison and being required to register as a sex…
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New Fremont camping ban could leave homeless residents with no place to go
The issue has divided Fremont: dozens of residents have appeared at recent council meetings to oppose the proposal,…
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Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel to refresh all 1,000+ rooms
Disneyland will take a phased approach to updating the hotel that will remain open throughout the work.
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Will the batteries that power electric buses stall California’s zero-emission mandates?
Mishaps with equipment manufacturers, maintenance crews and power suppliers are threatening fleets’ transition from diesel engines.
