Half Moon Bay marks 2 years since mass shooting at mushroom farms
Half Moon Bay on Thursday will honor the seven farmworkers killed two years ago in a mass shooting and continue to push for a memorial as well as livable housing for all farmworkers.
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‘We are watching': Lawmaker seeks answers on Next Gen 911 problems, delays from Cal OES
A California state senator is calling for answers regarding the state’s new Next Generation 911 network following a series of reports from NBC Bay Area exposing major safety concerns and significant delays with the system’s rollout.
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Bay Area housing: $127K now needed to afford renting 1-bedroom apartment
Sky-high salaries and a lack of housing inventory in Silicon Valley are pushing rent prices higher and establishing a new definition of what is considered low-income in the region.
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Trump's order to end DEI programs: What to know
President Donald Trump has ordered all federal employees working in diversity, equity and inclusion roles to be placed on paid leave starting Wednesday.
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Downtown Campbell street slated for safety improvements
A downtown Campbell street is about to become safer for pedestrians on their way to peruse the city’s local businesses.
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Santa Clara County veterans still living in subpar conditions
Veterans living in a substandard housing facility in East San Jose said it’s getting worse, more than a year after Santa Clara County purchased it and months after a new service provider took over.
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Netflix raising prices again after reporting $1.87 billion quarterly profit
Netflix once again is raising the prices on its U.S. streaming plans, including its most basic viewing option.
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Kerr details emotional visit to childhood home burnt in Palisades Fire
Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr visited Pacific Palisades on Sunday to see where his childhood home burnt down.
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Bay Area leaders aim to offer protections under Trump's new immigration policies
Bay Area leaders are responding Wednesday after the new Trump administration said immigration officers will be allowed to go into schools and churches.
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Santa Clara County counts homeless population
Santa Clara County on Wednesday began counting unhoused residents, and this time it’s paying people who’ve lived on the streets to help.
