Trump DOJ Goes After California's Tuition Breaks for Undocumented Students
The Justice Department sued California in federal court, challenging AB 540 and the Dream Act over in‑state tuition and state aid for undocumented students.
San Jose's PayPal Park Set to Host Up to 15 Annual Concerts in Bid to Boost Local Economy and Culture
San Jose's PayPal Park has been approved to host up to 15 concerts annually, aiming to boost the local economy and provide residents with top-tier entertainment. Some residents are concerned about potential noise and traffic issues.
Elderly Woman Dies Following Solo Vehicle Collision in San Bruno
A 78-year-old woman died after her vehicle hit a building on El Camino Real. No drug or alcohol involvement is suspected; the San Bruno Police are investigating. Witnesses with information or footage are encouraged to contact authorities.
South Bay Jury Clears Ex Youth Pastor In High Drama Sex Abuse Case
A Morgan Hill jury cleared Brett Bymaster of 10 felony sexual‑abuse counts, ending a criminal case that began after an April 2024 arrest and church reviews. Jurors returned unanimous not‑guilty verdicts after deliberations.
Fremont Parents Torch Botched Chem Final, District Orders Regrade
After months of pressure and expert pushback, Fremont Unified will regrade an honors chemistry final at Mission San Jose High after a disputed firewood question.
Adobe's $1.9 Billion Semrush Snag Shakes Up San Jose and Boston
Adobe will pay $12 a share to buy Semrush in an all‑cash deal worth about $1.9 billion, folding SEO and GEO tools into its Experience Cloud. The companies expect to close in H1 2026 pending approvals.









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