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Silicon Valley grocers expect sales hit from food assistance cuts
Grocery stores are bracing for how federal cuts to food stamps will affect their businesses. Grocers who accept food assistance…
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Federal cuts affect future doctors trained in Santa Clara County
Sweeping federal spending cuts to Northern California’s largest public hospital system could ripple far beyond Silicon Valley — threatening communities…
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Silicon Valley grad students could shift careers due to loan limits
It’s Natalia Zamora’s dream to become a doctor. As an immigrant, Zamora, 24, had to navigate a chronic health condition…
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Arts, entertainment revitalize San Jose neighborhood
Art installations, a beer garden, music and events are breathing life into downtown San Jose’s Creekside neighborhood, helping to revitalize…
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Cupertino dashboard tracks traffic collisions
One West Valley city is dissecting data to improve traffic safety. Cupertino recently released a public dashboard charting 1,950 traffic…
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San Jose to cite and tow vehicles with expired tags
San Jose plans to clamp down on vehicles with expired tags, which will affect thousands of homeless residents across the…
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San Jose lawmaker fights to keep activist’s name on Navy ship
The federal government might strip the name of one of San Jose’s most beloved activists from a naval ship. The…
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San Jose highway could be named to honor Vietnamese community
A bipartisan effort to honor San Jose’s Vietnamese American community at the state level has passed a key milestone. The…
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Democrats say masked ICE agents could create bigger safety issues
The Trump administration says hiding immigration agents’ identities, including by wearing masks, keeps them safe. But critics say it’s a…
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Santa Clara County homeless Latinos fall though safety net
Despite Latinos making up a large portion of the Santa Clara County’s homeless population, the group tends to be invisible.…
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Silicon Valley bike superhighway gets state funding
The state has stepped in to help fund the initial phases of a bicycle superhighway that will make commuting between…
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Downtown San Jose nightclubs operating without permits
Downtown nightlife venues with ties to San Jose’s political elite have flouted city regulations by staying open past midnight without…
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Santa Clara County immigrants are self-deporting
Across Santa Clara County, a new phenomenon is happening: immigrants are choosing to self-deport. It’s something immigration attorney Richard Hobbs…
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California lawmakers worry AI will hurt entry-level tech jobs
California lawmakers, whose state is home to the most advanced artificial intelligence developers, are concerned that Congress is not prepared…
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San Jose State scores 5-star rating
San Jose State University is among the best public colleges in the U.S., according to recent rankings. Money magazine has…
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Federal government punishes San Jose university but keeps it secret
President Donald Trump had already cut hundreds of millions to Columbia University over antisemitism allegations and put 59 other colleges on notice…
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Apple rescues Cupertino’s transit project
A significant West Valley interstate project was about to be abandoned. Then a tech giant stepped in with millions of dollars.…
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San Jose park loitering injunction could spread to other areas
San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan and the police chief are touting a new court-ordered injunction that bars suspected drug dealers…
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Santa Clara County could lose millions in food assistance
The federal government is abandoning its role in providing critical social safety nets, advocates and policy watchers warned. The Senate…
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California lawmakers celebrate AI moratorium stripped from bill
Lawmakers from both parties are celebrating the Senate’s decision to cut a provision that would have put a 10-year pause…
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