San Jose officials approve charging first responder fee
City leaders have approved a fee program allowing the San Jose Fire Department’s emergency medical services to collect payments from people they treat.
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Bay Area's Jewish community raise concerns over federal funding freeze
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Popular Walnut Creek restaurant to close after nearly 3 decades
They brought a slice of the San Francisco Bay to landlocked Walnut Creek. But after nearly three decades, the owners of the popular Walnut Creek Yacht Club restaurant are ready to sail off into a new adventure: retirement.
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VTA and union representing workers on strike to appear in court
The Santa Clara County Superior Court has ordered the union representing VTA workers on strike to appear in court Wednesday.
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2 bodies found in abandoned pickup truck in Santa Cruz Mountains
Detectives on Tuesday were trying to solve a mystery after two bodies were found in the back of an abandoned pickup truck in the Santa Cruz Mountains.
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Consumer confidence sliding as Americans' view of financial futures slumps to 12-year low
U.S. consumer confidence continued its sharp 2025 decline as Americans’ views about their financial futures slumped to a 12-year low, driven by rising anxiety over tariffs and inflation.
