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Battle in Space to Save the Earth
Scientists say the GEDI Mission is one of the best tools they have for combatting climate change, but NASA plans to scrap the project and kick it off the International Space Station in the coming year.
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Suspect in San Jose Home Depot Arson Fire Faces 14 Years to Life in Prison
The man suspected of starting a fire that destroyed a Home Depot store in San Jose earlier this month has been identified and records show he was charged with other crimes weeks before the arson.
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Pittsburgh Bridge Collapse Highlights Need for More Repairs
President Joe Biden says Friday’s collapsed bridge in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, demonstrates first-hand how big a problem infrastructure maintenance and repair poses for the entire country.
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San Quentin Prison Faces New COVID Outbreak, Sparking Fears of 2020 All Over Again
San Quentin State Prison was the site of one of the country’s worst Covid outbreaks during the early months of the pandemic. More than 2,000 people incarcerated or working at the prison caught the virus in 2020 and 28 people died.
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Civil Grand Jury Accuses Santa Clara County Sheriff Laurie Smith of Corruption
A Santa Clara County civil grand jury accused Sheriff Laurie Smith of corruption, with formal accusations filed Tuesday in court.
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‘He Scares Me': VTA Yard Shooter Had History of Insubordination and Conflict
Records release by the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Agency show the employee who killed nine of his colleagues in a May shooting spree had at least one verbal altercation with a coworker and had several dustups with management over violations of VTA policy and refusals to obey instructions.
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Judge Dismisses Case Against Apple Executive Indicted in Campaign-Cash-for-Gun-Permits Scandal
A Santa Clara County judge dismissed the criminal case Tuesday against an Apple security executive accused of bribing sheriff’s office officials to secure coveted concealed gun permits for the company’s executive protection agents.
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VTA Gunman Previously Flagged by Homeland Security: WSJ Report
Federal border security agents previously questioned VTA gunman Samuel Cassidy in 2016 after finding books about terrorism and a notebook filled with notes detailing his hatred for his employer, according to a Wall Street Journal report published Thursday.
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Examining ‘Complex Crime Scene' in San Jose Mass Shooting
Within moments of Wednesday morning’s mass shooting in San Jose, federal law enforcement rushed to help the Santa Clara Sheriff’s Office and San Jose police to secure the scene and begin putting the pieces together about what happened.
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As Sea Level Rise Threat Grows, SF Officials Don't Have Public Plan to Save Sewers
Rising seas that flood sewage treatment plants can prevent toilets from flushing. How will the Bay Area keep sewers working? NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit asked 10 sewage treatment facilities for their survival plans. All had one to show – except San Francisco.
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