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San Jose Latino leaders criticize Biden for border policy
Latino leaders across San Jose are saying President Joe Biden’s recent executive order closing the border to migrants is a…
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Silicon Valley Latino icon Victor Garza leaves a lasting legacy
Victor Garza, founder of La Raza RoundTable and a Santa Clara County Latino community icon, died this morning, multiple community…
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East San Jose homeowners struggle with homeless neighbors
In the heart of East San Jose, eight cars line a popular street — some with boxes stacked on top…
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State AG asked to intervene in East San Jose trauma center closure
Vulnerable patients and community health advocates are calling on California’s top cop to stop a private health corporation from cutting…
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San Jose cannabis dispensary opens in downtown
San Jose has opened its first ever retail storefront for cannabis in the heart of downtown. For years the city…
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San Jose food hall has rocky start
People driving by San Jose’s Downtown Food Hall might be forgiven for thinking it’s closed. The dark interior seems to…
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Santa Clara County recognizes need for Latino health center
Santa Clara County leaders are moving forward with the idea of building a Latino health and wellness center. After an…
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East San Jose teachers demand raises to meet cost of living
Teachers in one San Jose high school district are calling for higher wages to keep up with the increasing cost…
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Here’s what’s replacing San Jose’s beloved Flames Eatery
A new restaurant is opening in downtown San Jose at the site of a former meeting hotspot for local politicos.…
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Vietnam should ask Cambodia to delay canal project: experts
Participants at a Vietnamese-sponsored consultation have suggested that Hanoi should ask Phnom Penh to delay a proposed canal project for…
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Vietnam police arrest assistant to National Assembly chairman
Vietnam’s Ministry of Public Security has arrested Pham Tai Ha, deputy head of the country’s National Assembly office and assistant…
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The Biz Beat: San Jose drive-thru serves authentic Mexican food
Who among us has not had a late evening or early morning craving for great Mexican food? Happily, San Jose’s…
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Religious leader faces new charge in case that brought 5-year sentence
Investigators in southern Vietnam charged the 92-year-old leader of a Buddhist community with incest on Friday after gathering evidence –…
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Downtown San Jose property owner neglects blighted building
It’s been three years since a fire raged through the Lawrence Hotel building in downtown San Jose, but it looks…
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Vietnam’s ‘Provisional National Government’ offers empty promises, lawyers say
More than 60 people in Vietnam have been given long prison sentences for being members of the so-called “Provisional National…
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3 Vietnamese land rights protesters released early from prison
More than four years after 3,000 police raided Dong Tam commune in the dead of night, three of the protesters…
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Van Thinh Phat case tests investor confidence in Vietnam
A Vietnamese court decision handing Truong My Lan a death sentence for masterminding a US$27 billion fraud has been met…
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San Jose park maintenance has multimillion-dollar backlog
A multimillion-dollar work backlog in San Jose is leaving empty spaces where playground equipment used to be, basketball courts eroded and…
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Jailed Vietnamese writer honored with international award
An international pressure group representing writers, artists and journalists is presenting its top award to Vietnamese author, journalist and dissident…
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Coalition urges Apple to call out Vietnam’s persecution of climate activists
Tech giant Apple Inc. has a duty to call out Vietnam’s targeting of climate activists in line with its own…
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