North Fair Oaks

North Fair Oaks, CA · Business
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A late Palo Alto installment brings a 10% penalty and $20.00 cost; Santa Clara County says to pay if your lender’s payment is uncertain.
As of mid-November, a recent refinance can leave you unsure who will pay the first property-tax installment on your Palo Alto, California, home. Santa Clara County recommends paying it yourself if you are unsure whether your new lender will pay. A late installment brings a 10% penalty and $20.00 cost, so settle that question before the county’s December 10 deadline.
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LinkedIn purges hundreds of fake jobs after investigation
Ghost jobs are so prevalent, they've become a bipartisan issue.
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Your rejected Hayward property-tax e-check carries a $61.00 fee and blocks online payment for the rest of the fiscal year.
As of mid-November, a rejected property-tax e-check is more than an online-payment problem for a Hayward, California, owner. The Alameda County Treasurer-Tax Collector says you cannot pay online for the rest of the fiscal year and must mail your payment with a $61.00 returned-check fee. The first installment becomes delinquent at 5:00 p.m. December 10; after that, a 10% penalty attaches. If your online payment was rejected, prepare to mail the payment and fee before the due date.
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Tech company signs lease for space in north San Jose office building
SAN JOSE — A tech company that makes chips for an array of uses has signed a lease for office space at a prominent office building in San Jose. Global Foundries U.S., a contract manufacturer of semiconductors, has leased space at 6220 America Center in North San Jose’s Alviso district, documents filed on Nov. 9 in Santa Clara County show.
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Almost 3 years after Saratoga home burned, insurance saga still unresolved
Jiin Song and her family lost their home in a December 2023 electrical fire that caused substantial damage to their Saratoga property. Almost three years later, they’re still waiting for the rebuild to be finished so they can move back to the Saratoga Oaks community. “We want to go...