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Alice Cooper in San Jose
Most people clean out the attic and find holiday decorations. Alice Cooper presumably finds something requiring a permit. The shock-rock pioneer brings his Alice’s Attic Tour to San Jose Civic, continuing a career built on hard-rock hooks and theatrical bad behavior. His catalog runs from “School’s Out” and “Billion Dollar Babies” to “Poison,” with horror-movie imagery and vaudeville excess woven into the spectacle. Last year’s The Revenge of Alice Cooper reunited the original band’s surviving members for their first full-length studio album since 1973, with producer Bob Ezrin returning to the controls. Retirement apparently remains the one frightening concept Cooper has no interest in exploring.
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Bay Area advocates call for juvenile justice reform after Fairfield Halloween store shooting
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. — Bay Area advocates are calling for changes to California’s juvenile justice system following a Fairfield Spirit Halloween shooting that killed a pregnant woman and injured six others. Tuesday morning, victims’ families and law enforcement officials joined forces to push for reforms, arguing the current system is failing to rehabilitate young offenders […]
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San Jose's Pastelaria Adega Shuts Downtown Shop, Moves Tarts to Adega
Pastelaria Adega is closing its downtown San Jose storefront on November 25, ending a seven-year run that turned the small bakery into the city's go-to source for pastéis de nata. Owners Carlos and Fernanda Carreira plan to begin selling the bakery's goods at Adega, their Portuguese fine dining restaurant, starting November 28.
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Winchester Mystery House Announces Holiday Events for 2026
The Winchester Mystery House in San Jose is bringing Victorian holiday charm to the estate this November and December with its annual Yuletide Oddities Market, Holiday Open House, Christmas Tea Party and Pictures with Santa.
Pleasanton Weekly
Remembering ‘the Lipper,’ a local golf legend
In the Northern California golf circles, well, probably in an even bigger circle than NorCal, mention “the Lipper” and everyone knew who you were talking about. Born Dan Lippstreu on Dec. 11, 1941, Lipper was the head golf pro at Las Positas College for 35 years, becoming one of golf’s most respected people in the Bay Area.
SFist
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Don’t Worry, Lafayette’s Iconic Donut Shop is Safe
LAFAYETTE, CALIFORNIA — Donut lovers across the Bay Area got some disappointing news this week: Johnny Doughnuts, a popular regional chain, is shutting down half of its locations. But if you’re a Lafayette resident who saw the headlines and immediately worried about the future of the city’s beloved Johnny’s...