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Award in Santa Clara HOA lawsuit is largest ever in California after ‘extensive deception’ over abandoned well under condo
SANTA CLARA — It’s been nearly seven years since water began accumulating in the crawlspace of Doug Ridley and Sherry Shen’s condo — an alarming discovery that led to the uncovering of an abandoned artesian well under their living room that would wreak havoc on the couple’s lives.
Golden Gate Media
California Drivers Face Months of Interstate 280 Lane Closures Through August 2025
San Jose commuters, prepare for nighttime lane and ramp closures along I-280 from Bird Avenue to the US-101/I-680 connector, according to Caltrans. Starting March 10 and lasting until August 2025, Caltrans crews will work Monday through Friday from 11:00 PM to 5:00 AM on pavement resurfacing and bridge approach construction, Caltrans added.
montereycountynow.com
Hundreds gather in front of Monterey City Hall for International Women’s Day to protest the U.S. presidential administration.
A crowd of at least 600 people amassed along Pacific Avenue in front of Colton Hall in Monterey by 11:30am on Saturday, March 8. People showed up with creative signs in tow showing support for Ukraine, women’s rights, transgender rights, support for the LGBTQIA+ community and to dissent the presidency of Donald Trump and unelected head of the Department of Government Efficiency Elon Musk.
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Tuesday evening traffic: Highway 17 accident, lane closures on Hwy 1 & Little Basin Rd
This post is updated throughout the day to reflect the latest incidents. It was last updated at 12:01 p.m.. Here’s what’s happening on the roads this evening…. A traffic accident happened on Highway 17 North near Sugarloaf Road in Scotts Valley. A vehicle ended up on its side, and debris like nails and wood was spread across the road. A big rig was partially blocking the right lane. Emergency services, including CAL FIRE, were called, and a full response was requested. A SIG alert was issued, and CMS signs were activated to help manage traffic. The status of any injuries was unknown at the time of the report.