2 San Jose police officers shot, injured in gunbattle at hotel
Two San Jose police officers were injured, one critically, in a shootout Thursday night in the city’s Santa Teresa neighborhood, according to the police department.
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North Bay runner, inspired by 10-year-old nephew with cancer, conquers grueling desert ultramarathon
John Verdon says when things got tough during the Marathon des Sables and he needed a reason to keep going, he thought of the perseverance his nephew, Buddy, has displayed while fighting cancer. Garvin Thomas reports.
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Concord hair salon owner charged with rape; police search for other possible victims
A hair salon owner in Concord arrested on suspicion of sexually assaulting at least one victim inside his business has been charged with rape, police announced Thursday.
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Cinco de Mayo parade and celebrations to bring road closures in San Jose
San Jose is preparing for big Cinco de Mayo celebrations this weekend, which will feature for the first time two city-sponsored parades and festivals.
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Cinco de Mayo 2024 celebrations in the Bay Area
Cinco de Mayo is approaching and there will be celebrations throughout the Bay Area this weekend.
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Livermore police search for suspect in double homicide
Livermore police are asking for the public’s help in locating a 30-year-old Oakland man who they believe is responsible for killing two people last weekend.
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Supervisor Joe Simitian back to work after congressional race recount
Joe Simitian ended up in a tie for second place with Evan Low, triggering a request for a recount that ultimately gave Low a win by just five votes. Now, the Santa Clara County supervisor is conceding and heading back to work.
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Bay Area EV chargers: Santa Clara celebrates reaching 100, Oakland to get 400 more
More EV chargers are being installed in the Bay Area.
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San Jose unveils mobility hub at apartment complex
The city of San Jose is searching for solutions that move residents forward.
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San Francisco City Clinic relocation funds added to proposed bond
The clinic has served residents for more than 100 years with an array of women’s health and sexual health services, and would have lost out on funding for critical improvements if left off the bond.
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Bay Bridge lights set to shine again in 2025
The Bay Bridge lights display that went dark last March is set to shimmer again starting next year.
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Man allegedly steals ambulance in Santa Rosa after asking for ride to hospital
Santa Rosa officers arrested a man who allegedly stole an ambulance after he asked for a ride to go to a hospital, police said Thursday.
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Crews knock down 2-alarm structure fire in SF's Nob Hill
San Francisco firefighters knocked down a building fire Thursday morning in the city’s Nob Hill neighborhood.
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Downtown First Thursdays offers new hope to struggling SF merchants, residents
San Francisco’s Downtown First Thursdays kicks off with high hopes that it will revitalize an area that has struggled since the start of the pandemic.
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College-bound students face deadline to apply for state financial aid
Some college-bound students and their parents face a deadline Thursday for applying to qualify for state financial aid using the new, troubled FAFSA process.
