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Mental health facility expands San Jose services
An upcoming mental health inpatient facility is set to treat dozens of teens and adults in San Jose’s Willow Glen…
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California lawmaker condemns dismantling of Head Start program
Congress is calling for the reinstatement of federal employees that oversee critical early childhood programs serving families in poverty as…
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San Jose to further study feasibility of airport connector
San Jose is trying to protect public dollars while still moving forward on a next generation transportation project connecting the…
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First-term San Jose Congressman Liccardo raises eye-popping $1.5M
San Jose Rep. Sam Liccardo raised nearly $1.5 million in his first quarter as a member of Congress, according to…
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Ex-Silicon Valley lawmaker fined for hiding payments to Alec Baldwin
Former California Assemblymember Evan Low tried to conceal hundreds of thousands of dollars in payments to celebrity Alec Baldwin for…
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West Valley may build new homes in risky fire zones
California is requiring two West Valley communities to build thousands of homes, while the state is ringing alarm bells over…
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Ex-Silicon Valley education leader dismisses lawsuit
Former Santa Clara County Superintendent of Schools Mary Ann Dewan has dropped her lawsuit against the Board of Education after…
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Special interest groups back District 3 San Jose council candidates
Money is stacking up in San Jose’s special election to represent the City Council’s downtown seat, with constituents and special…
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Limited Santa Clara County bus service resumes Friday
With the union worker strike over, some VTA bus service will resume Friday, with more bus lines and light rail…
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California Democrats look for a path forward for their party
As Democrats soul-search for a new message to meet the current Trump era, many lawmakers are pointing to the ideas…
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San Jose sets stricter rules for street vendors
San Jose police officials told city leaders they need more tools to impound the property of illicit street vendors in…
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VTA strike must end, Santa Clara County judge rules
A Santa Clara County judge has ruled against striking VTA union workers, bringing bus and light rail services back to…
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Commuting San Jose State students struggle amid VTA strike
A local university is trying to help its students caught in the ongoing VTA strike find transportation. The union worker strike started…
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VTA offers Uber vouchers for stranded Silicon Valley riders
Silicon Valley commuters are feeling the pain of digging deeper into their wallets on a daily basis due to the…
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San Jose considers charging first responder fee
City leaders are set to discuss a fee program that would allow the San Jose Fire Department’s emergency medical services…
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Voter registration for San Jose special election ends today
Today is the last day to register to vote for one of seven candidates running for the District 3 San…
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Santa Clara County health care workers go on strike
Scores of Santa Clara County hospital and health lab workers are on strike as the county scrambles to relaunch lifesaving care…
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Campbell hits the brakes on new tobacco shops
One small West Valley city has some of the most smoke shops per person in Santa Clara County. Officials are…
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Santa Clara County union leaders skeptical over new VTA contract
The VTA board of directors Sunday approved a revised offer in an effort to get striking workers off the picket…
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Silicon Valley VTA strike from a commuter’s lens
My morning commute usually goes like this: I hop on the BART Green Line from San Francisco’s Mission District for…
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