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‘Vandalism spree' caught on camera at San Jose high-rise building
Police are investigating what they say was a 22-minute vandalism spree at a San Jose high-rise building. The incident occurred overnight on Oct. 14 and was caught on camera at 10 Almaden, a 17-story office building in downtown San Jose. Video of the alleged incident appears to shows a man...
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Mendocino Farms Sandwich Market To Open New Location in San Jose
Mendocino Farms Sandwich Market is preparing to open a new location in San Jose at 1098 E Brokaw Road, Suite 10. The upcoming restaurant is identified in a California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) license application filed under Mendocino Farms LLC. An exact opening date has not yet been announced.
San José Spotlight
Delayed gas water heater ban divides South Bay
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... A decision by Bay Area air regulators to delay a controversial ban on gas water heaters has divided South Bay advocates and leaders — with supporters of the pending mandate glad it’s still moving forward and opponents vowing to continue fighting it.
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Introducing Coco Tan: Professional Services in Campbell
Finding a home is rarely just a financial decision. For many people, it is tied to family, memories, and hopes for the future. That understanding shapes the approach of Coco Tan, a Campbell real estate professional whose work is centered on helping clients navigate one of life's most significant transitions.
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Pablo Cruise Returns to the Bay Area With Saratoga Show at Montalvo Arts Center
Pablo Cruise is set to play the Carriage House Theater at Montalvo Arts Center in Saratoga on November 20, bringing a band with roots stretching back to the mid-1970s Bay Area rock scene to a Saratoga stage. The show is scheduled for 7:30 p.m., according to the venue's listing. The...
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Cook’s Seafood Abruptly Closes Its Menlo Park and Pleasanton Locations After 98 Years, Telling Workers by Text Message
Cook's Seafood, a fish market and restaurant that has served Menlo Park since 1928, closed both of its locations on Wednesday, Oct. 28, and employees learned of the closure by text message, TheStreet reported. The closures include the original El Camino Real location in Menlo Park and a second location in Pleasanton that opened in 2025.