San Jose considers charging first responder fee
City leaders are set to discuss a fee program that would allow the San Jose Fire Department’s emergency medical services to collect payments from people they treat.
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San Jose business owner speaks out after thieves break into liquor store
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Hillary Clinton reacts after Trump officials sent war plans to Atlantic Magazine editor
Former Secretary of State Hilary Clinton reacted to reports that the editor of the Atlantic Magazine was mistakenly included in a detailed text outlining the plan for the U.S. attack on Yemen earlier this month.
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South Bay food bank impacted by federal budget cuts
The Trump administration’s efforts to cut federal spending are now having an impact on South Bay food banks and the goods they can provide those in need.
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Deportation concerns grow as IRS nears deal with ICE for immigration data
The IRS is nearing a deal with ICE to share the personal data of undocumented immigration who pay federal taxes.
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Rise in e-vehicles impacts gas tax revenue
The rise in electric vehicles could be sparking problems for California’s gas tax revenue, and it’s an issue that could trickle down to everyone.
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