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San Jose, California · San JoseA myriad of South Bay seats are set to open up with Congresswoman Anna Eshoo’s retirement—and one of the most contested may be the race for Assembly District 26. Three politicos have already hopped into the race for Assemblymember Evan Low’s seat, with the incumbent eying Eshoo’s congressional seat. Low could not yet confirm he’s running, but said he’s exploring the possibility. The way the race for his seat is shaping up—along with sources clos…See the Story
Three Silicon Valley candidates compete for state seat - San José Spotlight
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San Jose, California · San JoseA dramatic increase in influenza-like illnesses and emergency room visits in Santa Clara County has prompted health officials to urge residents to get vaccinated. County data focused on local wastewater readings this month shows a rise in RSV, or respiratory syncytial virus, as well as influenza and COVID-19. The concentration of RSV in wastewater has almost doubled in the last week in Gilroy, Palo Alto and Sunnyvale and in the last month in San…See the Story
Respiratory illnesses spiking in Santa Clara County - San José Spotlight
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Apple · CupertinoThe Duke of Edinburgh is a traditional English pub in the center of Silicon Valley. Founded in 1983 by English expats Stan Gamble, David Neale and Robert Gaines Cooper, along with American Bob Blair, the group decided the pub should be built by craftsmen in Suffolk. The pub faces the threat of redevelopment due to a developer's looming plans for a hotel on the site.See the Story
Beloved Cupertino pub could face last call
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Parade · San JoseFor many Americans, Thanksgiving is a holiday for gathering around the table with loved ones for a delicious meal, oftentimes with a parade or football on the television. But for the country’s Native American population, it is often a reminder of a dark history—land theft, ethnic cleansing and a continued denial of their existence to this day. The pain for Indigenous tribes in Santa Clara County is generational, dating back hundreds of years. Th…See the Story
'You cannot deny our existence': San Jose tribe fights for recognition - San José Spotlight
San Jose, California · San JoseThe number of homeless high school students and families in one East San Jose school district has increased threefold in just three years. The East Side Union High School District has approximately 900 unhoused students, compared to 300 in 2020. Officials said the number continues to climb and cite inflation, cost of living increases and the rollback of COVID-19 pandemic renter protections as the key culprits. The number of homeless students in…See the Story
Student homelessness grows in San Jose school district - San José Spotlight
San Jose, California · San JoseIn today’s competitive housing market, you need all the help you can get. Low inventory, decreased affordability and a challenging lending environment all add to the complexity of purchasing a home. Each transaction should have two professional realtors representing their clients’ best interests. The seller should retain the services of a realtor, but so should the buyer. It is the buyer representative that I want to focus on in today’s column. …See the Story
Collins: Why buyer representation matters - San José Spotlight
San Jose, California · San JoseEach year, the lines are long at Sacred Heart Community Service in San Jose, as people and cars queue up for nutritious boxed holiday meals. From Monday to Wednesday, the nonprofit distributed approximately 3,500 free boxes of food. Each box, valued at $150, included a chicken, ham or turkey and all the fixings for the holiday meal, such as stuffing, potatoes and green beans. Demone Carter, director of communications and special events for Sacre…See the Story
San Jose nonprofits are food lifeline for Thanksgiving - San José Spotlight
Housing · MilpitasMilpitas needs to increase its affordable housing, and one nonprofit may be able to assist with its plans by redeveloping some of its commercial space. The Milpitas City Council on Nov. 14 heard early plans to convert the Sobrato Centers for Nonprofits location in the city into a 244-home community with 140 affordable apartments. The 7.22-acre site at 600 Valley Way is owned by the Silicon Valley Community Foundation. The Sobrato Organization is…See the Story
