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San Jose police seek hit-and-run driver who injured girl
Detectives are asking for the public’s help in finding a hit-and-run driver who injured a 13-year-old girl last month in San Jose. The collision occurred Jan. 6 at Snell and Calero avenues.
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San Jose approves 365-unit affordable housing project near Diridon Station
The housing project will be built just blocks away from the transit village Google plans to build.
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Advocates push to protect more San Jose mobile home parks
Affordable-housing advocates are pushing San Jose leaders to extend more robust redevelopment protections to every mobile home park in the city, as the red-hot real estate market entices property owners to convert parks into more upscale housing.
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US Women's National Team to play in San Jose on April 14th
As they prepare for this summer's Olympics, the US Women's National Team will play several tune-up matches, including a game against Brazil in San Jose on April 14.
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WeWork co-founder departs downtown San Jose properties he co-owned with developer Gary Dillabough
The Bank of Italy office tower, the Valley Title property, the site of the now-shuttered Bo Town Restaurant, and a big surface parking lot along Fountain Alley behind the Bank of Italy building have been bought in a string of transactions for a combined amount that approaches $200 million, according to Santa Clara County public records that were filed on Feb. 12.
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