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Mountain View Home Sells for $1 Million Over Asking Price
The Bay Area housing market is once again making headlines.
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VTA Yard Shooting Victim Abdolvahab Alaghmandan Was ‘Nicest Guy,' Family Says
To his friends and family, 63-year-old Abdolvahab Alaghmandan was a devoted husband and father with the biggest heart and the best sense of humor.
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San Jose VTA Yard Shooting Victim Alex Fritch ‘Brought a Lot of Joy to Everyone's Life'
They were married 20 years with plans to renew their vows in Hawaii this September. But that trip is not going to happen now for a San Jose woman and her husband, who was killed Wednesday during the VTA rail yard shooting.
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San Jose VTA Yard Shooting Victim Adrian Balleza Loved Serving Community, Friend Says
Adrian Balleza is described by a friend as a loving husband and father who loved his job because he was serving his community.
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Contra Costa County Public Schools to Host COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics
Contra Costa County is looking to make it as easy as possible for 12- to 15-year-olds to get a COVID-19 vaccine.
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Over $1M in Donations for Organizations Working to Stop AAPI Attacks
A grant program that provides money to organizations working to stop attacks against the Asian and Asian American community now has more than $1 million in donations.
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San Jose Mayor Opposes Valley Water's $2.5B Reservoir Project
San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo is clashing with the agency that’s responsible for Santa Clara County’s water supply, opposing a massive project that’s headed for a vote on Tuesday.
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More SF Businesses Reopen, Expand as City Officially Enters Yellow Tier
San Francisco on Thursday officially moved into the COVID-19 yellow tier, and many businesses that were hit hard during the pandemic may soon see some reprieve.
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FDA Expected to Approve Vaccinations for Kids, But Are Parents Ready to Move Forward?
The FDA is expected to approve Pfizer vaccinations for teens in a matter of weeks, but many parents remain unsure about whether its a good idea.
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Not Enough People Getting Vaccinated to Reach Herd Immunity: Report
Millions have been working hard for months to make sure every American who qualifies to get the COVID-19 vaccine can get it in order to reach herd immunity. But a new study from the Kaiser Foundation warns they may have a new problem: not enough people who want to get the vaccine.
