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Solo-vehicle crash leaves 4 dead in San Jose: CHP
Four people are dead following a solo-vehicle crash on Highway 85 in San Jose Wednesday night, the California Highway Patrol said.
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Little League teams in Bay Area still hope to play ball this summer
There will be no Little League World Series or regional playoffs this summer, but some Bay Area teams are keeping their fingers crossed that they will still get to play.
Read the full story on Mercury News.
County not appreciative of ‘drive-by’ for San Jose teacher
Organizers of a "Teacher Appreciation Drive-by" in Willow Glen on May 8 say they didn't know these kinds of celebrations are now expressly forbidden in Santa Clara County.
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Google widens downtown San Jose village holdings
Google has widened its holdings in downtown San Jose, buying a commercial building in a key section of the footprint for a transit-oriented village known as Downtown West.
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Coronavirus economy: Huge tech campus restarts construction in San Jose
One Santana West, a modern office building expected to attract a tech company as its tenant, formally resumed construction on Wednesday, Federal Realty, the owner of Santana Row, said.
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