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Los Altos coffee brand debuts slow bar residency at Tal Palo
Silicon Valley moves at a fast pace. From grab-and-go coffee shops to drive-thrus, speed is often prioritized in the service industry. But for Amblett, a new pour-over coffee pop-up at Tal Palo in downtown Los Altos, the goal is to be intentionally slow. Founder and Los Altos resident Andrew Czajkowski...
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Fremont Man Arrested Following Incident At Orinda BART
A 37-year-old Fremont man was arrested following an altercation with law enforcement at Orinda BART on Tuesday – an incident which saw trains diverted around the station until it was resolved. The incident was reported at 5:53pm as a man identified as Alassandro Johnson was approached and ultimately taken...
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San Jose hosts California’s largest Veteran’s Day parade
SAN JOSE, Calif. (KRON) — Families gathered in San Jose Wednesday afternoon to see the Silicon Valley’s largest city host its 108th annual Veteran’s Day parade. The largest Veteran’s Day parade in California, organizers are set to start down E. Santa Clara Street before turning down Market Street with balloons, parade floats and a showcase […]
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Silicon Valley program shows cash, compassion prevent homelessness
Today’s affordability crisis is leaving families across the U.S. just one unexpected expense away from eviction. One nonprofit in Silicon Valley said targeted intervention and a touch of compassion have proved they can prevent homelessness before it starts. Destination: Home, a public-private partnership, has helped nearly 44,000 people near San Jose remain in their homes by offering quick and flexible cash assistance and ongoing counseling. Jen Loving, CEO of the partnership, said she hopes more communities will see stabilizing people’s housing reduces both suffering and the strain on public services. "Since we started in the most expensive region in America, it doesn't feel like that is going to be too difficult to prove, but we still need to do the very hard work and the research side by side to prove that this kind of model can work anywhere," Loving explained. A $90 million philanthropic investment will allow 10 urban, rural and tribal communities to identify who is at risk of homelessness and provide tailored support . Loving suggested it could include paying for car repairs so a parent can get to work, or ensuring the elderly can stay in the homes they’ve worked for their entire lives. Half of
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Waymo expands service in South Bay
Waymo’s driverless cars are serving more South Bay destinations, including the Berryessa Transit Center in East San Jose, giving commuters another option for getting to and from public transportation — though some residents remain wary of the autonomous vehicles. San Jose Spotlight reports the expansion on Nov. 3...